Execute a program only from memory? RAMDisk?

From: Carlo M. (cmoretto_at_intrawestdev.com)
Date: 06/02/04

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    Hi,

    I would like to execute a program *only* from RAM. IE: the program is loaded
    and manipulated in RAM, *never saved to the actual disk* - and then
    executed.

    I believe this is possible if I use a RAM drive, but I am not familiar with
    that, and have been unable to locate anything on the web that directly
    explains how to accomplish what I want.

    Any comments or pointers are appreciated.

    M.

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