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tim DOT nicholson AT skyforcekent DOT com wrote:
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> Is there an easy way to protect the memory used to store the program
> op codes from a rogue memory write from within the application? ....

Yes.  Correct the program.  Another possibility is to use a
language with good runtime checking, such as Pascal or Ada, to
enforce at least some of the corrections.


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