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From: scottn@fulton.cs.columbia.edu (Scott Novack)
Newsgroups: comp.soft-sys.andrew
Subject: dynamic loading
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Date: 6 Mar 90 22:31:04 GMT
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I don't have a bug, just a question.  When in ez, I can bring in a fad
inset, and then ez
will dynamically load in the fad code.  But what if I bring in ANOTHER
fad inset?  Will
ez load the code in again?  If I'm writing a paper and I use 17 charts,
and I'm on a machine
with not a lot of memory, will ez get slower and slower?  I know that if
I had lots of fad
processes (or lots of ez processes) then the text space would be shared,
but I didn't think
that insets made new processes.

Any help would be appreciated.  Mail or post.
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