TH>>$COMPILE memory
TH>>Question: Where is the program that is 'compiled to memory?'
TH>>If it is in memory, what is its location?
DR>I think compiling to memory simply means it doesn't go to disk.
DR>But tou get to see if it will compile, period! ;-)  Good luck.
I guess I wasn't clear enough. I can compile to disk just fine. I
*want* to compile to memory than jump to it for a *test* execution in
the same convenient way the PBs IDE does.
You see, I have developed my own IDE - much more colorful and easy to
work with then PBs stock version - however, PBs IDE can compile to
memory to be run. I can set that parameter using $COMPILE, and I
suspect that it does compile to some memory location, but I don't
know the address, or anything else for that matter....
I also like to know the format for the PBH file so I can decode it.
Do you have any info on this.
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