Re:Trapsleds
by failrate on Sunday July 02, 2017 @11:19PM
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The best example I can think of is a set of instructions on a medium. You've got jumps as a normal part of programming at this level. If the address of the jump is corrupted by an environmental factor (e.g. Hard radiation), then the jump
may end up in lalaland. A sled in this context would be placed at the end of and in between sets of instructions
with a jump back to a safe location to restart. So a jump to an invalid location or past the instruction set would have a chance of recovering back to a valid subroutine.
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