-=> Op 09 Oct 96  21:06:03 schreef Raymond Pesek aan Raphael Neve <=-
 RN ->I also had this problem with an AMD 5k85 100 Mhz. where can this 
PIPELOOP
 ->program be found? (ftp, www, ...)
 RP> It's only for Cyrix 686 chips. It's available from  www.cyrix.com  No
 RP> known fix for the K5 yet.
 I have seen a program running on a AMD K5 100 Mhz. It disabels the
 Level 1 cache and since then the internal Error from Clipper is gone. 
R6003)
 It works!
 The program name is CACHECTL.EXE
 I don't know ho wrote the program. Unfortunally i could not find
 any doc with it were to get it.
 With this program you can disable and enable the L1 cache on the
 processor like you could do in the BIOS. If the cache L1 is disabeled
 than Clipperprograms will run fine (don't ask me why) on a AMD K5. You
 now can write a *.bat file with -disable cache / run myprog  / -enable 
che.
 I have also found another program called CACHECHK.EXE
 This program only checks how fast the cache (L1 to L6???) are. I only
 mention this here becouse of the simularity of the name of the program.
 The program cachechk.exe is postware and written by;
		CACHECHK
		v4 3/20/96
	Copyright (c) 1995-96 by Ray Van Tassle.
	Ray Van Tassle
	1020 Fox Run Lane
	Alqonuin, Il. 60102 USA
	(708)658-4941
 I realy don't know if the program CACHECTL.EXE is also written by this
 Ray van Tassle but i do know both programs have the same date and time
 stamp. The docfile from cachechk has a different timestamp.
 I think you could ask Ray if he knows who wrote cacheclt.exe
 YS
 Carel Frik
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