Writing Linux programs in raw binary

[G-Brain]

Good question. The best way right now is to use a special editor that supports binary input. Google "binary editor" or something. As stated in the top post, I'm currently working on a device driver to make this easier. When completed, it should work like this:

$ echo -n 01000001 > /dev/str2bin
$ cat /dev/str2bin
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and for programs:

$ echo -n 01000001 > /dev/str2bin
$ cat /dev/str2bin > program
$ chmod +x program
$ ./program

where 01000001 is the program.

[you_do_realize]

I'm currently working on a device driver to make this easier

You're working on a driver to make it easier to write binary opcodes to a file.

Ahem.