Re: A86: _ALT_ON_EXEC

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Subject: Re: A86: _ALT_ON_EXEC
From: Cassady Roop <croop@oregontrail.net>
Date: Fri, 06 Nov 1998 18:39:30 -0800
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Oops... I forgot about that.  Oh well, I figured out another way to do
what I want that can be done using _exec_assembly, so it doesn't matter.

_ALT_ON_EXEC is 200 bytes, correct?




>2.   Is there any danger in running an assembly program right off of its
>  original copy in storage mem?  I mean without transferring it to
>  _asm_exec_ram, or using _exec_assembly, but just calling the program in
>  storage.  Can you do that?

>you could except all addresses would be wrong.  the ".org _asm_exec_ram" means
>that all addresses are calculated with $d748 as an offset.

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