Position-Independent Code (PIC) - Definition or Meaning

Position-Independent Code (PIC)

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Definition of “Position-Independent Code (PIC)” :

“Position-Independent Code (PIC) is a type of coding that generates a binary executable which can run effectively regardless of its location in memory. This allows flexibility and efficiency in systems such as shared libraries and dynamic loading.”

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