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to: Meikel Brandmeyer
from: Neil Heller
date: 2003-02-08 11:23:00
subject: How is memory handled?

NH> My concept of localization requires the use of a string table.
NH> The  impression I got was that sharable resources are slower to
NH> load and  execute than their counterpart (strings written into
NH> source code).

MB> It is my impression, that string lookups are more flexible
MB> than loadable shared resources, ie. one can change the localisation
MB> at runtime, whereas those shared resources are "hardwired". Or am I
MB> getting something wrong.

Now I'm confused.  I was under the impression that string lookups could 
occur with equal facility in both source code and shared resources.

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