Memory usage

[J. Landman Gay]

I'm not sure how it's done exactly.  Mark Waddingham mentioned it to me at the last conference, he just said it was no longer possible to read the code from memory.  

I didn't even ask what version but I got the impression it was a recent change.  

Richard Gaskin <ambassador at fourthworld.com> wrote:

>J. Landman Gay wrote:
>> BTW, RR recently removed the ability to see scripts in a memory dump.
>:)
>
>Which version?
>
>The implications are interesting:  does it make things faster or
>slower?
>
>If they're only saving a tokenized form of the script that would seem 
>likely to make things faster, as it would obviate some of the steps 
>needed for execution.
>
>But if they're merely encrypting the scripts at runtime, that would of 
>course slow things down.
>
>If the former, how much more could be done to further approach true 
>machine-code speeds?
>
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