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Jim Henderson wrote:
> Modified the code inbetween. If the compiled code doesn't change, then
> the point's moot - you'd be building the same library and there'd be no
> difference, so who cares if it gets overwritten or not?
I'm not sure that answered the question, tho. I get the same inode for both
a.outs. Anyway, you care if the code gets overwritten because if it's
already running (and it has a shared text segment) you can't overwrite it,
and if it's not already running, you can't start it when it's being written.
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