An instruction set is executed from Read Only Memory (ROM). When a current instruction in the instruction set corresponds to a reserved patch memory block of ROM, a Random Access Memory (RAM) index and a ROM return address are loaded into a memory map, and a program counter is set to a first reserved ROM address. After jumping the program counter to the first reserved ROM address, the program counter is jumped to RAM based on the RAM index to execute a patch code, which includes at least one instruction to set the program counter to a second reserved ROM address. When the program counter equals the second reserved ROM address, the ROM return address is retrieved. Then the instruction set is executed from ROM based on the ROM return address.

 
Web www.patentalert.com

< Identification of false ambiguous roots in a stack conservative garbage collector

< Data protection system for controlling data entry point employing RFID tag

> Limit algorithm using queue depth to control application performance

> High performance tiling for RRAM memory

~ 00613