>How can it? Unless it's the highest priority. Using the operating system source code [1], figure out which is the highest priority code in the whole system. Then insert a very small amount of code in it [2]. >And, shades of Heisenberg, what about itself? Only a very small amount of code was inserted. Bill Fairchild [1] The lack of current availability of the source code is possibly one good reason why this product is no longer marketed. [2] Inserting any code at all into the operating system is no longer viewed as a good thing to do, which is another possible reason why this product is no longer marketed. See [1] above for more discussion of inserting code into the operating system.
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