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No the idea is you set memory to write permission only, write out the jitted code, and switch the memory to execute, no write before you execute it. It simply m
by justincormack 12y ago
No the idea is you set memory to write permission only, write out the jitted code, and switch the memory to execute, no write before you execute it. It simply means more calls to change memory protection, which is on page size granularity so may mean using a whole page for each jitted fragment.