v 0->0.3 (beta) Semi-working versions,only for internal use. v 0.4 (17-03-97) (beta) First version given to a beta tester and released on the web page. v 0.5 (10-04-97) (beta) Changed the IMath test,added FPMath test. Done first "generic" version. v 0.6 (beta) Added disk Read and Write tests. v 0.7 (22-1-98) (beta) Added WritePixel test. v 0.8 (31-1-98) (beta) Changed the window opened for graphics (now only WritePixel) tests. Added user options. v 0.9 (1-2-98) (beta) Added "precision" option. Now the user can choose the precision (and so the total time taken) of the tests. Low precision is for slowest machines,highest for very fast ones. v 0.10 (3-2-98) (beta) Added DrawEllipse test. Discovered a problem in the math tests: the compiler can optimize it too much. I'll change it i future versions. v 0.11 (6-2-98) (beta) Added Test_Draw(),to test line drawing speed. Started trying to make a Test_qsort. POSBB tested on an Amiga 4000 with 68040@25 Mhz and on a PC with Pentium 166 MHz under WinNT 4. v 0.12 (7.2.98) (beta) Added a (non-working,yet) function to print out system configuration. v 0.13 (8.2.98) (beta) Changed the way it calculates time. Now it uses the C function clock() and so it's more accurate. v 0.14 (9.2.98) (beta) As v0.10 generic,I've added TMath (trigonometry) test. The GCC hasn't been able to optimize it neither with -O3 ! Changed IMath and FPMath tests. Now they are less easy to optimize,but it is possible,yet. I'll try to fix this before a non-beta release. v 0.15 (9.2.98) (beta) Removed qsort test,because it doesn't work well. I'll add it (changed) in some future version. v 0.16 (10.2.98) (beta) Changed some minor stuff. v 0.17 (13.2.98) (beta) Changed again the way it counts time. The Amiga version now uses timer.device,since I've discovered some problems using clock(). It could depends on compilers. Now the program give the time every tests would have spent if they had ran in precision highest. For accurate testings use precision highest also on slow machines. v 0.18 (8.4.98) (beta) Added an option to freeze the machine when testing. Before it always does Forbid()/Permit(). Defining NOFORBID when compiling it is possible to remove from the code every Forbid()/Permit() call, useful on PowerUp systems.