Re: Code generation

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From: DXB132
Date: Wed, 17 Oct 1990 04:25

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There are functions in the 2.0 Exec for flushing the cache(s) if they exist.
You simply call one of them after creating or modifying code (in this example,
after poking $4AFC). LoadSeg does this. But you can't use LoadSeg for everythin
g. :-)

-- Dan Babcock

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