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[Show comments] [Show snapshots] [Show videos] [Show content] [Show crashlogs] "My Amiga is so stable, I had to write a program to make it crash..." DESCRIPTION: Crash, as the name implies is a program designed to make your computer crash. But it does this safely, so that you can open the Grim Reaper and/or Alert requesters on purpose, without trashing the system nor having to reboot. It does what LawBreaker used to do on the 68k and then some. The main reason why I wrote it was to make it easier to test the requesters at various resolutions without having to cause a real crash. It allows creating generic or custom alerts (Guru), and Grim Reapers. The Reaper is for real but is triggered by a call which should be harmless. USAGE: Crash R=REAPER/S,G=GURU/S,D=DEADEND/S,M=MESSAGE/M,X=XPOS/K/N,Y=YPOS/K/N,H=HEIGHT/K/N,T =TIMEOUT/K/N At least one of these two is required: R=REAPER/S Causes the Grim Reaper requester to appear G=GURU/S Causes a Guru (blinking rectangular box) to appear These are for the GURU only and are optional: D=DEADEND/S Show Red alert instead of Amber (recoverable) alert M=MESSAGE/M Display custom one-liner text message X=XPOS/K/N X (horizontal) position of custom message Y=YPOS/K/N Y (vertical) position of custom message H=HEIGHT/K/N Height of Guru box T=TIMEOUT/K/N Timeout (in video frames) for auto-cancelling the Guru HISTORY: 2.0 (11.06.2008) - Moved v1.0 code to Here_Comes_The_Reaper() function - Added ReadArgs template - Added "Guru" and args for user-defined alerts 1.0 (2006) - Just an OS4-friendly replacement for 68k LawBreaker v37 |
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