relocatable code
relocatable code Program code that can be loaded anywhere in memory. Typically the code is divided into control sections and all memory addresses are expressed relative to the start of a control section. The compiler/assembler produces a table of all such memory references, and the loader converts them into absolute addresses as part of the loading process. See also position-independent code.
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