Where goes stacks, included stacks and externals? (was Dialogs inlibrary organization)

Dar Scott dsc at swcp.com
Thu Feb 5 17:57:17 EST 2004


On Thursday, February 5, 2004, at 03:38 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:

> I am starting to lose track of what we are talking about, but maybe 
> this helps: you can start using a stack any number of times, but it 
> only actually gets used once. So it doesn't matter who starts to use 
> what when.

But what if it is not in the expected location?

Library A' from vender A needs library B' from vender B.  Library A' 
has some notion where B' is and refers to it there.  Developer C puts 
B' in a different location and then makes the developer's app C' start 
using B' and then A'.  Should C expect this to work?

In general, the track goes like this:  What are common styles of stack 
organization that might be considered good practice?  What might a 
library supplier do as good practice to make a library easy to use in 
styles of stack organization?

Dar Scott







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