Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Wed 25th Jan 2006 08:39 UTC
Memory management is a large, complex, and time-consuming set of tasks, one that is difficult to achieve because crafting a model how systems behave in real-world, multi-programmed environments is a tough job. Components like scheduling, paging behavior, and multiple-process interactions presents a considerable challenge. This article will help you decipher the basic knowledge required to engage the challenge of Linux memory management, providing you with a start.
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2005-07-06
I'm not saying they are, just wanted to know how they would know if they were stealing.
It's difficult and time-consuming to do, but it is possible to find similarities by looking at disassembled code and investigating its behaviour in a debugger.
It's easier if the stolen code has not been obfuscated and program symbols appear in the executable. The PearPC rip-off a while back was found out that way.