Creates an overlay on top of any screen displayed on a 3DO station. The
overlay has a graph showing current CPU utilization, as well as four bar
graphs showing the number of DRAM pages used, VRAM pages used, DSP ticks
reserved, and DSP code used.
The overlay hovers on top of all other displays on the 3DO system. The
overlay is only visible if there are open screens in the system. Closing
all screens will close the overlay automatically, and it comes back
magically the next time a screen opens.
If sysload is already running in the system, and it is run again, any
command-line options you give are passed automatically to the running
version, which responds to them. The second version then exits.
Arguments
-top <top edge>
Top edge of the overlay on the display. The supplied number specifies
the number of pixels from the top of the display where the overlay should
start.
-height <height>
Total height of the overlay.
-rate <update rate>
Update rate to use in milliseconds. The default rate is 1000
milliseconds (1 second).
-barcolor <color>
16-bit RGB value that is used to render the histograms and the graph.
-bordercolor <color>
16-bit RGB value that is used to render the borders around the various
sections of the overlay display.
-textcolor <color>
16-bit RGB value that is used to render any text on the overlay
display.
-bgcolor <color>
16-bit RGB value that is used to render the background of the overlay
display.
-dsp
Displays the DSP usage line. This is the default.
-nodsp
Specifies that you do not want the DSP usage line displayed.
-ram
Displays the RAM usage line displayed. This is the default.
-noram
Specifies that you do not want the RAM usage line displayed.