SWAP		Memory management may be considered as one of the weak points
		of Amiga OS.  SWAP was written as a trial to provide swapping
		for Amigas without any special hardware.  The main intention
		is to let the user choose a task, swap it to disk so that its
		occupied memory is released, and do other things.  Later on,
		he could swap the program back to main memory and let it
		continue from the point it was interrupted.  Includes source
		in C and assembly.
		Author:  Kamran Karimi

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-rw-r--r--  1107/300       121     150  80.7% -lh5- 60b3 May 21  1993 SWAP/ReadMe.fnf
-rw-r--r--  1107/300      2944    6841  43.0% -lh5- 064d Mar 10  1991 SWAP/SWAP.ReadMe
-rw-r--r--  1107/300       333    1098  30.3% -lh5- ff43 May 22  1993 SWAP/SWAP.ReadMe.info
-rw-r--r--  1107/300     13069   59571  21.9% -lh5- a71d Mar 10  1991 SWAP/SWAP.c
-rw-r--r--  1107/300       434    1798  24.1% -lh5- b3e5 May 22  1993 SWAP/SWAP.info
-rw-r--r--  1107/300     22627   52620  43.0% -lh5- d235 Mar 10  1991 SWAP/swap
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