Re: masm32 - Hutch



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That discribes a complete feature updating the
Included Files _Back and Forth_, so that, for
example, improving a concerned Routine, in one
single File, will generate the updates, of the
the same Routine, for all of the Applications
making use of it, dispiting the fact that the
_complete_ sources are present in all the Apps
Sources, for instant Edition.
==================================

There is a flaw with this method: namespace pollution, which is fixed by
libraries which have private variable lables, unless experted.

Another big flaw with this, if you introduce namespace pollution in
included 'macros' and fix one by changing it, you could conceivably break
every other code that uses that 'incincluder'

This is just a poor replacement for the convenience of libraries.

-kain


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