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Subject: Re: shared/loaded libraries vs. resident
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Date: 24 Apr 89 16:56:38 GMT
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Also, you can "cheat" if you are calling your own support library
from your own code by caching the absolute address of the routines
once you have openned the library.  I don't recommend this because
later SetFunction calls and possibly OS upgrades will screw up your
older code. It is DISTINCTLY against the programming guidelines for
the Amiga.  But if 28 clock cycles spell the difference between
a comercial product and going out of business, you might consider it.