1. A method of communicating across an operating system using a plurality of processes and a plurality of memory sources disposed within one or more processors, said method comprising the steps of: detecting an event within the system; extracting an initial process address from one of the memory sources to determine a location of an initial process in response to detecting the event; extracting an initial data address from one of the memory sources to determine a location of initial data to be used in the initial process in response to detecting the event; executing executable code of the initial process located at the initial process address; and extracting a second process address from one of the memory sources to determine a location of a second process to execute prior to the completion of the execution of the executable code of the initial process.