Options ChkBltSize/S, ChkBltWait/S and ChkColBst/S.ĬhkAudPt/S This option checks that pointers If the MMU is used by WHDLoad it marks theĬhip-Memory as Cacheable Writethrough (imprecise).Ĭhk/S This option is a shortcut and enables the Option has no effect if NoCache/S is also set.Ĭache/S This option enables the instruction cacheĪnd disables the data cache for the installed program. Is that if set, the users wants the installed program to wait for pressing aīutton when it shows pictures and/or plays music and normally it does this onlyįor a very limited time (due to fast HD/RAM loading compared to slow diskīranch cache of the 68060. WHDLoad itself, but can be tested by the Slave. The column CD³² shows if the option isġ> WHDLoad SuperGame.Slave Preload NTSC QuitKey=69 Custom1=1ĭescription of each Option ButtonWait/S This option does not affect Many options are not available in the special WHDLoadCD32. The column Global shows if the option can be used in the The column Local shows if the option can be used on the command line and as Option will be enabled if specified (boolean) On the command line you must use decimal notation, as ToolType youĬan also use hexadecimal notation indicated by a leading " $" A comment is line based, starts with the character " "Īn example configuration file is contained in the WHDLoad package (" S/WHDLoad.prefs"). Usual ASCII file and contains one option per line. The global configuration file is " S:WHDLoad.prefs". WBRun (contained in OS3.5/3.9) must be used to simulate a start from the Such operation is wished also when started from the command line tools like Icon regarding the options PreloadSize, Config and possible options changed in the splash window. If started from the Workbench via an icon WHDLoad will try to update the Individual QuitKey for single installs in their icon via For example you can set a global QuitKey as default for all installed programs and set an If a option is specified global and local the local one has precedence, Via the command line or as ToolTypes when started from the Workbench.
> 100 - the Slave has been executed, it has returned with 100 + TDREASON.20 - fatal error, not enough free memory.10 - error, Slave couldn't be executed because previous problems, error message is shown.5 - Preload has been canceled via the Esc key in the splash window.When started from the command line WHDLoad exits with the follwing return codes: Options maybe necessary too, depending on your hardware and the program to Options can specified in a global configuration file and via arguments or WHDLoad can be started from the command line (CLI/Shell) or from the Workbench.
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