Anthony Hannan <ajh18 at cornell.edu> writes:

> Below is a small C program that copies some of its machine code to
> dynamic memory and executes it.  It works on my Linux-i86.  I was
> thinking we could use this technique to dynamically translate bytecodes
> into native code, without using machine-dependent assembly language.  I
> would like to find out if this C example works on other platforms.  I
> would appreciate people testing it.

sge:71$ uname -a          
OpenBSD d8tv0m01 3.0 GENERIC#94 i386
sge:72$ gcc dynmemexec.c  
sge:73$ ./a.out
It works!
sge:74$

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