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Date: Fri, 13 May 2005 08:12:13 -0700
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Subject: Sending native code to the processor at runtime
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It has been a considerable time since I did programming at that level 
but can someone tell me how:

If you are running code, generate some binary code, how do you schedule 
it to run on the processor (and preferably in an unbounded way).  I 
believe IIRC you can copy it into the code segment.   Can someone point 
me to a good reference or better yet some reasonably well written source 
which does this?

Thank you very much.

-andy
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