Dmitri Hrapof wrote:
Stephan Bergmann <stephan.bergmann <at> sun.com> writes:
No, function indices are typically computed "on the fly." The formula
Thank you once more. By the way, is it so much faster than just sending function
name over the wire?
Probably not. The overall design of URP is to exchange as few bytes as
possible, and whether that is a good design is rather debatable.
However, function indices are not only used in URP, but also for example
in in-process bridges from Java or C++ to binary UNO, where this can
probably have a noticeable impact on speed.
-Stephan
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