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- From: Avi Lev <avil@sapiens.com>
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- Subject: Re: Plugs Ins
- Date: Tue, 12 Mar 1996 09:03:42 +0200
- Organization: Sapiens Technologies
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- Timothy Eves wrote:
- >
- > You can use LoadSeg() to load the executable into memory and then you
- > start execution of that code from the 2 (I think) long word into the seg
- > list pointer.
- >
- > I'm not too sure about it being the 2nd longword and I can check for
- > definate if you cannot find out for your self.
- >
- > Tim Eves
- > --
- > ------------
-
- yes, yes you could use the LoadSeg() function but i wouldn't
- recommend it to you cuz it's the wrong way to go, the best way
- is as you've probably read already is using shared libraries,
- then all the grunt work of loading the module and function
- address resolution are done for you and besides even if you load
- using LoadSeg() you have to know how to use its various tables
- correctly and for that you need reference (I recommend The Amiga
- guru book) but it is possible to do indeed.
- Avi Lev.
-