Hi Ruud, Am 11. Juli 2026 11:50:39 schrieb ruud_at_baltissen.org: > > Are there other solutions? In theory a program not containing jumps, > subroutines and fixed memory can be relocated anywhere in memory. But is > that practical? > Another solution is to write a program and to create a table of all > addresses that have to be changed before loading it at a specified > address. But that program needs to reside on the computer and therefore > will soup up memory. But how much? I don't want to end up with a cure > that is worse than the disease. BTW, this is not my idea. But I don't > know any more where I read that, André's GeckOS or CA65? Yes, GeckOS uses a relocatable file format to load the file to different addresses and execute them there. The loader, IIRC, is actually not that large. André > > You see, a lot of thing to worry, eh, think about :) > > > -- > > Kind regards / Met vriendelijke groet, Ruud Baltissen > > www.Baltissen.orgReceived on 2026-07-12 03:00:01
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