I made a program to show memory "graphically" by copying it to the command buffer.
You can move it forward 1 byte with A or 1024 bytes (1 kb.) with B, and show a little help info + the current location with C.
Here is a demo pic:

NEVER try this on real hardware!!!! This could potentially have problems (corrupting memory) if you are not careful (accidentally writing video memory to the hard drive)thumble wrote:Not so much a screw-up as utilization of some common failures in this thread;
I made a program to show memory "graphically" by copying it to the command buffer.
You can move it forward 1 byte with A or 1024 bytes (1 kb.) with B, and show a little help info + the current location with C.
Here is a demo pic:
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while ( ! ( succeed = try() ) );
Very interesting, gallery-worthy images! Good luck, I hope you find the source of the bug.Stellaris wrote:Some rather interesting results originating from (I assume) a faulty paging implementation, or a bug in my memcpy function :
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while ( ! ( succeed = try() ) );
That's jazzy as heck. More, please! I want a wallpaper like that.Stellaris wrote:Some rather interesting results originating from (I assume) a faultly paging implementation, or a bug in my memcpy function :