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Tue, 2011-04-26 11:10 — Stephen Brooks (not verified)

executable blocking

I should also say that blocks of executable code are often aligned to 4KB or 512byte boundaries, meaning the difference in size between these two programs might not be enough to push the actual size of the output over one of these boundaries. You might have to make 100 versions of the same code (e.g. printed from another program) to see the real effect.

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