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Re: I'm talking about data containing pointers
By:General Vagueness
Date: 6/27/14 12:25 pm
In Response To: I'm talking about data containing pointers (kornman00)

It's interesting that still use fixed-address loading for some stuff, when PCs mostly moved past that decades ago. I wasn't aware the 360 or any of the recent consoles were 32-bit, either, since Nintendo did 64-bit back in the 90s and PC started using it since a few years before the 360 came out.
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Messages In This Thread

Life without Reach.Metalingus6276/26/14 9:06 am
     Re: Life without Reach.gamerguy20026/26/14 9:56 am
     Re: Life without Reach.Cody Miller6/26/14 12:39 pm
           Hehe. *NM*Ragashingo6/26/14 1:31 pm
     Just Wait For The Anniversary Editions.Morpheus6/26/14 8:05 pm
           I'll take 12! *NM*Kal6/26/14 9:39 pm
           Re: Just Wait For The Anniversary Editions.General Vagueness6/26/14 10:44 pm
     Disc spacekornman006/26/14 10:30 pm
           I agreeZackDark6/26/14 10:37 pm
                 I meant I agree with everything but that paragraph *NM*ZackDark6/26/14 10:37 pm
                 Map files are memory mappedkornman006/27/14 12:42 am
                       Re: Map files are memory mappeduberfoop6/27/14 12:55 am
                             I'm talking about data containing pointerskornman006/27/14 4:46 am
                                   Re: I'm talking about data containing pointersZackDark6/27/14 11:23 am
                                   Re: I'm talking about data containing pointersGeneral Vagueness6/27/14 12:25 pm
                                         Virtual Memorykornman006/27/14 6:25 pm
                                               Re: Virtual Memoryuberfoop6/27/14 7:34 pm

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