poizan42

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   by poizan42 13y ago

   He was probably refering to this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._ElcomSoft_and_...
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   by poizan42 13y ago

   Uhm well ElcomSoft was found not guilty in the end, and the case against Dmitry Sklyarov was dropped, so I don't think you can claim un-rot13 to be classed as an encryption circumvention device... http://en.wikipedia.org&#x2
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   by poizan42 13y ago

   Of course that is the definition of a Harvard architecture. It doesn't says that it won't link, just that it won't work. If compiling to an architecture with smaller sized code pointers than data pointers then the linker will most likely re
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   by poizan42 13y ago

   It can't be a valid C89 program. On many Harvard architecture based microprocessors data pointers and code pointers have differing size.