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At 10:31 PM 9/21/02, you wrote:
>> In my mind, resolving a reference to a function in a service program at runtime doesn't really qualify as my idea of how 'static' _should_ be. I'd agree with you if that was what was happening, but it's not. The only "resolving" that goes on is that at run time, the program using the Service Program requests the procedure pointers in slots (say) 1 and 5. Which actual routines those slots relate to is determined at compile time (in this case the compilation of the service program). So the references are indeed static since they are all resolved at compile time. Jon Paris Partner400
Agreed. I just didn't understand that tidbit late last week and I was confused by the implication of the word 'static'. I think I've got it now... Regards, Rich
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