PROGRAM  
                KICKSPEED
                                
FUNCTION        To show the difference in speed when reading kickstart
                with and without the 32 bit RAM remap.  It reads the
                entire kickstart 10 times and displays the time result.
                
CHANGES
		
V1.0            First release with Set040 V1.xx
V1.1            Changed the result to seconds instead of ticks.
		It now looks for, and tests kickstarts at addresses
		other than $f80000.  
		This version was first distributed with Set040 V2.xx
V1.2            The program will now size itself for 1.3 size kickstarts
		so that it reads only the 256k size but for the same amount
		(5 meg).		
		The seconds display in the last version was total rubbish,
		and has been corrected in this version and checked for 
		accuracy.


SOURCE          Written in 100% assembler using Macro68

AUTHOR          Nic Wilson
                Nic Wilson Software
                P.O. Box 1164
                TOOWOOMBA QUEENSLAND 4350
                Australia
                                
                EMAIL cbmehq!cbmaus!cbmozq!wilson!nicw@cbmvax.commodore.com
                 
                TELEPHONE +61 76 358539 After Hours Australian Time
                            
COPYRIGHT       This program, source code & document files are Copyright
                © Nic Wilson Software 1991.
                
DISTRIBUTION    As per the Set040 documentation, as this program may
                only be distributed as part of the Set040 archive.

REQUIREMENTS
                   
                Any Amiga
                
OTHER INFO
                This program was written and tested on an Amiga
                A3000 with a Progressive Peripherals & Software
                68040 card. 
                 
                
USAGE           KICKSPEED

                result = Time in seconds to read kickstart 10 times
                
IMPROVEMENTS/BUGS

                All suggestions will be carefully considered.
                All bugs will be fixed A.S.A.P.
                
NOTES
                I wrote this program to test the MMU set up I was doing
                for my Set040 program.  It would be handy for anyone 
                who is working with the MMU on a 68040 processor, or
                that would like to test the speed difference between
                ROM and RAM.