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<div align="center" style="font-size: 22pt">AGI Out of Memory Error</div> ...memory error''' occurs when a game tries to load too much information into memory. ...

<div align="center">Creating AGI Stack Overflow Information<span style="font-size: 22pt"></span><br /> ...timer running in DOS mode that is called and pushes a bit too much on the stack. ...

<div align="center" style="font-size: 22pt">AGI Stack</div><br /> AGI treats loaded resources like a stack. When you load and discard resources in AGI, you have to be careful to ensu ...

The '''discard.view''' command unloads a [[view]] resource from the [[memory heap]]. ...a number as the argument. [[View]] '''A''' is unloaded from [[memory heap|memory]]. ...

The '''load.logics''' command loads a [[logic]] resource onto the [[memory heap]]. This command loads [[logic]] LOGICNUM onto the [[memory heap]], keeping it in memory until it gets unloaded (by ending the game, restarting, restoring, or enter ...

...' command unloads a [[Picture Resource (AGI)|picture]] resource from the [[memory heap]]. AGI adds a [[script]] entry to the script stack each time a picture resource is unloaded. ...

...instruction pointer, or ip), and the address of the top of the stack (the stack pointer, or sp). |s||Toggle the send stack on/off. ...

...'load.logics.v''' command indirectly loads a [[logic]] resource onto the [[memory heap]]. ...uals the value of '''vLOGICNUM''', onto the [[memory heap]], keeping it in memory permanently until it gets unloaded (by ending the game, [[restarting]], [[r ...

The '''draw.pic''' command creates the visual and priority screens in memory, using the data in the specified [[Picture Resource (AGI)|picture]] resourc ...a [[memory]] buffer, but is not copied to the actual system video display memory. The images are not displayed on screen with this command. To actually disp ...

The '''discard.view.v''' command unloads a [[view]] resource from the [[memory heap]] indirectly. ...akes a [[variable]] as the argument. [[View]] '''vA''' is unloaded from [[memory]]. ...

...'''load.pic''' command indirectly loads a [[picture]] resource onto the [[memory heap]]. ...ure]] '''B''', where '''B''' equals the value of '''vPICNUM''', onto the [[memory heap]]. Picture resources must be loaded before being used in any other com ...

The '''load.view''' command loads a [[view]] resource onto the [[memory heap]]. This command loads [[view]] '''VIEWNUM''' onto the [[memory heap]]. [[View]] resources must be loaded before being used in any other co ...

...'''load.view.v''' command indirectly loads a [[view]] resource onto the [[memory heap]]. ...ew]] '''B''', where '''B''' equals the value of '''vVIEWNUM''', onto the [[memory heap]]. [[View]] resources must be loaded before being used in any other co ...

The '''load.sound''' command loads a [[sound]] resource on to the [[memory heap]]. This command loads [[sound]] '''SOUNDNUM''' onto the [[memory heap]]. [[Sound]] resources must be loaded before being [[played]]. If you ...

The '''overlay.pic''' command draws a [[Picture Resource (AGI)|picture]] in memory without first clearing the existing picture. AGI adds a script entry to the [[script stack]] each time an '''overlay.pic''' command is executed. ...

|'''I'''||Inspect Object/Memory - The player can<br/> the memory by 16 bytes and '''left/right'''<br/> ...

<div align="center" style="font-size: 22pt">AGI Memory and Script</div><br /> ==<br /> Memory Allocation == ...

...to.pic''' command allows you to add a view to the visual picture screen in memory. ...card.view|discard]] it after adding it to the picture, in order to limit [[memory]] usage. ...

<div align="center" style="font-size: 22pt">Old Style Memory Management</div> ...mory management is all about, and it explores in detail the application of memory management tools and techniques. So, let us begin. ...

...d implicitly or explicitly by using kernel calls. The heap also contains a stack, which is heavily used by SCI bytecode. ...pecified in their species class (which is either present by its offset (in-memory) or class ID (in-script)- the same for the species' superclass (superClass ...