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4 bytes of the encoded header isn't 4 instructions, it's 32 consecutive instructions that each translate to a bit depending on their semantic form. So there is
by paraboul 6y ago
4 bytes of the encoded header isn't 4 instructions, it's 32 consecutive instructions that each translate to a bit depending on their semantic form.
So there is virtually no chance for a compiler to generate a valid sequence randomly.
- jaclaz 6y agoI see, each changed instruction gives a single bit (not byte) of information, my bad.