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From: po@cs.utexas.edu (Po Ling Cheung)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.questions,comp.unix.wizards
Subject: Remote execution
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Date: 14 Mar 89 05:37:27 GMT
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Organization: U. Texas CS Dept., Austin, Texas
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I would like to have a program that can stop a BSD UNIX process running
on a machine and continue its execution over a remote machine.

To find out the program counter and stack pointer of the stopped process,
I can look into sigcontext.

What about accessing and transferring the text, data and stack segments?
How can I get the address of each segment?  Does a.out.h provide all
necessary info?  Has anybody done something similar?

Insights into such and related issues are much appreciated.

Thanks,
Po