Lock free streaming of executable code data

A computer system, comprising:

• a processor;
• system memory;
• one or more computer-readable storage media having stored thereon computer-executable instructions that, when executed by the one or more processors, causes the processors to perform a method for streaming of executable code, the processor operating to:
• receive instructions comprising a plurality of opcodes, each opcode comprising one or more bytes of data;
• disassembling the instructions into separate opcodes;
• creating a table identifying the boundaries between each opcode;
• writing each opcode to memory in an opcode-by-opcode manner by atomically writing standard blocks of memory;
• and
• append debug break point opcodes to an opcode to create a full standard block of memory.

A computer-readable storage medium that excludes propagated signals, said computer-readable storage medium storing computer-executable instructions that when executed by at least one processor cause the at least one processor to perform a method for streaming executable code data, the method comprising:

• receiving a fault indicating that a data page is not available;
• requesting instructions including the data page;
• receiving the instructions from a remote source, the instructions comprising a plurality of opcodes, each opcode comprising one or more bytes of data;
• disassembling the instructions into separate opcodes;
• creating a table identifying the boundaries between each opcode;
• identifying when a long opcode will overlap two or more standard blocks of memory;
• writing each opcode to memory in an opcode-by-opcode manner by atomically writing standard blocks of memory;
• writing a second portion of the long opcode to a second memory block;
• and
• writing a first portion of the long opcode to a first memory block.