Hacking Code to access M3 Perfect's RAM?

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I've seen a link to this before, but searches seem to turn up nothing. I've been trying to look for it as a reference, mostly (and maybe to show it to one of the AKAIO programmers in case its possible to add support for M3 slot-2 devices (and likely the M3 GBA expansion because I've got a sneaking suspicion that the RAM/SRAM access is the same) to AKAIO?
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) - and also because if I don't find it, I just might snap. HELP ME NOT GO CRAZY. SAVE ME LIZ LEMON, YOU'RE MY ONLY HOPE

EDIT: Well, I sat down and thought about it...and decided this wasn't worth worrying about. So forget it.

My tune may change based on time and/or other news I hear. Like if that damn code ever gets found.
 
I haven't, but I know that a user developed one - but now I'm starting to think that it may have been on gbadev.org where I saw it - like I said, I'm on the edge of sanity here trying to find this.

EDIT: My sanity is slightly restored, as I found 2 things:
1. http://forum.gbadev.org/viewtopic.php?t=13023 - this might be what I saw.
2. http://www.m3-forums.net/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=204 - a moderator on that forum saying that the M3 GBA Expansion is indeed a stripped-down M3 Lite

If anyone else has anything...I'm listening.

DOUBLE EDIT: http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=112...15&start=15 - this is what I was looking for, it IS Lick's library that has the support for the M3 Perfect RAM (and hopefully the GBA expansion RAM as well)
 

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