🚀 go-pugleaf

I keep reading about people saying that programs should be specially written 
to cope with memory protection. Memory protection is a function of the OS, not
the individual programs. To make it easy to run those programs that would
break, then it should be able to be turned on & off, maybe on an individual
basis per program. (ie the OS detecting a bounds fault & getting the data
or writing the data).

This would make it simple to write programs, ie nothing needs changing except
how we use the MEMF_PUBLIC flag, which currently seems to be everywhere
(correct me if I'm wrong, and the memory allocation routines in the OS itself.

One last thing would be a memory handler routine for bad memory accesses by all
thos nasty programs out there!.


Hamish Marson.