Re: Renaming subprocedures in a service program

Actually, you can change the names and not recompile existing programs.

The name is only used during program binding. Once the program is created,
the procedure is called via number. Thus the reason it's important not to
change the export order.

This assumes you have binder source and a hard coded signature.

If you don't already have them, you'll have have to create one that matches
the existing object, then modify it.

Charles

On Thu, Oct 1, 2015 at 11:05 AM, Henrik Rützou <hr@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have been so stupid to use som procedure names as
they are used in examples on the net.

The procedures are the C procedures for teraspace
memory allocations TS_Malloc, TS_Calloc, TS_Realloc
and TS_Free that calls the _C_TS_xxxxx procedures.

Now these subprocedures interfers with other service
programs that I have no controle of.

Is there any smart way to rename the sub-procedures
without loosing the old exported procedures names in the
previous binding directories so old programs doesn't have
to be recompiled unless they uses the subprocedures?

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Henrik Rützou

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