Peter Brooks wrote:
>
> I imagine that this is probably platform dependent. What I'd like
> to do, though, is to run a program and save its state, so that,
> when it is run again, it starts where it left off, even if the
> machine has been re-booted between times.
>
> That is, I'd like the executable file (un*x) or .exe file (msdros)
> to be saved each time it runs so the program retains its state.
>
> Is there a platform independent way of doing this? Or, maybe more
> sensibly, are there equivalent ways of doing this in various
> systems that can be set with compile switches?
Won't work. The program state normally depends on the data, not
the code.
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