Dynamically displays the system's CPU/memory load.
sysload [-top <top edge>] [-height <height>] [-rate <update rate>] [-barcolor <color>][-bordercolor <color>] [-textcolor <color>] [-bgcolor <color>] [-dsp] [-nodsp] [-ram] [-noram] [-quit]
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.
Command implemented in V22.
$c/sysload