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  3. October 2008

Re: Identifying where *modules are used

Well, if you're doing this for reengineering purposes, then this is a fine
time to clean up
<snip>
The only problem (and I know this is why you and your peers recommend
avoiding this) is that when a modification is required to the module then
all the programs using it need to be recompiled (and I know that these
should be in a service program and accessed via prototyped calls). But we
can't just convert everything to service programs overnight for practical
reasons, so I'm left with trying to deal with the existing code.
</snip>

Rob Berendt

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