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Adapting binary software with multiple object layouts

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Late, unanticipated or evolution-tolerant composition of software entails linking together of mismatched binaries. One challenge of this is handling differing expectations of object layouts in memory. This talk outlines ideas about two or three possible approaches to the problem. It is also a plea for discussion, high-level feedback, technical suggestions, case-study ideas and other helpful contributions.

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