If 15!:0 did not return a domain error, then it is OK. That
said, most computers have protection that prevent execution
of arbitary memory address. You may need to disable that
protection bit first.
Чт, 30 апр 2015, Raul Miller написал(а):
> trivial=:3 :0
> ret=. 195{a.
> addr=. 15!:3#ret
> ret 15!:2 addr,0,(#ret),2
> r=. ('0 ',(":addr),' >+i i') 15!:0 y
> 15!:4 addr
> r
> )
>
> Conceptually, on 32 bit J running under windows, this should be an
> identity function with a domain restricted to a single 32 bit integer.
>
> Instead, what happens is J hangs, which means I'm doing something wrong.
>
> Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong? (Does anyone have any examples
> of doing something like this?)
>
> Thanks,
>
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> Raul
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