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This is a list of [[Sysvar|System Variables]] that have no current function as of version 2.42.8:
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This is a list of [[Sysvar|System Variables]] that have no current function as of version 2.43.1g:
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Memory locations between 50 and 175 are the traditionally used custom variables, and have been guaranteed not to be replaced with a sysvar in the future.
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All other "free" [[Sysvar|System Variables memory address ranges]] (that may change to get a reserved purpose) are
  
 
*13-17,
 
*13-17,
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*732-799,
 
*732-799,
 
*839-899,
 
*839-899,
*902-970,
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*902-919,
*[[Racial memory|971-990*]],
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*925-970,
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*[[Racial memory|971-976*]], Epigenetic memory (5 addresses) that is instantly copied from a parent to all its children
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*[[Racial memory|976-990*]], Epigenetic memory (15 addresses) that is copied trough the birth tie over time during 15 cycles, 976 first , 977 second...
 
*991-1000
 
*991-1000
 
*Note that values 971-990 count as [[Racial memory]], though they otherwise lack any actual functions and may still be used as free variables.
 
 
Memory locations starting at 50 are the traditionally used custom variables, and so are extremely unlikely to be replaced with a sysvar anytime in the future.
 

Latest revision as of 07:43, 29 September 2014

This is a list of System Variables that have no current function as of version 2.43.1g:

Memory locations between 50 and 175 are the traditionally used custom variables, and have been guaranteed not to be replaced with a sysvar in the future.

All other "free" System Variables memory address ranges (that may change to get a reserved purpose) are

  • 13-17,
  • 20-193, - the less likely to experience new sysvars, and so the "safest" place to put custom variables (start in the middle of this range and work outward)
  • 222-299,
  • 304-309,
  • 316-329,
  • 332-334,
  • 342-399,
  • 403-409,
  • 430-436,
  • 472,
  • 488-500,
  • 512-520,
  • 540-684,
  • 691-694,
  • 700,
  • 716-720,
  • 732-799,
  • 839-899,
  • 902-919,
  • 925-970,
  • 971-976*, Epigenetic memory (5 addresses) that is instantly copied from a parent to all its children
  • 976-990*, Epigenetic memory (15 addresses) that is copied trough the birth tie over time during 15 cycles, 976 first , 977 second...
  • 991-1000