A82: self modifying

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Subject: A82: self modifying
From: "L0rdG0aT, Lord of sodomy and of darkness" <milewskg@stuy.edu>
Date: Thu, 14 May 1998 08:20:07 -0400 (EDT)
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ok, i want to mod my code to the extreme, and i was wondering... does
crash and/or ash have aial storage area to remember how many bytes to
relocate?

ie, a prog is 1000 bytes, does it store the #1000 somewhere so i knows how
much to move?

or does it just look at the first word of the prog and move that back?

if i alter the prog to be 200 bytes smaller, then fix the addresses, can i
just change the first 2 bytes to the new size, or will the shell/ti-os
bitch about it?

thanks.

-Greg

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