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| Hello guys
I just wonder if it's possible to execute the content of a variable in C++?
The variable contents is binary data.
edit: and how can I do this practically?
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| whats the advantage of doing that over writing it to disk first?
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| proge (4/1/2008)
whats the advantage of doing that over writing it to disk first?
I would hope it would require less resources, if files are big. And if there is an easy way to do this, I thought i might try as well 
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| andy (4/1/2008)
proge (4/1/2008)
whats the advantage of doing that over writing it to disk first?I would hope it would require less resources, if files are big. And if there is an easy way to do this, I thought i might try as well Less resources if the files are big.. which you would then still have in memory entirely to run from.. HD space comes cheap. Don't waste time 'optimizing' for something irrelevant 
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