🚀 go-pugleaf

This memory clearing stuff reminds me of an intresting discovery I made a
while ago, I had a small (very small) program that I wrote to test out the
assempro assembler that I had just bought, all the program did was switch
resolutions from med to low and low to med.  The odd thing was, that when
I assembled it with the pc relative option on, there was no pause before
the program ran like there was when I ran the non pc-relative version.
I thought that this meant that the relocator was extremly slow, however I
have since been informed that the relocator is in actuality quite fast, and
that a possible explanation is that pc relative programs do not have memory
cleared before they are executed.  Anybody got the real story???
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