On Thu, 10 Aug 2000, David L. Nicol wrote: > Within a perl instance, every object type must register itself on > loading. At registration, a number is assigned, the jump table > of common functions that that object type overloads is filled, and also > a pointer to the association for uncommon methods of the object type > is filled. So the defined type table is an array of constant-sized > items. How does this work with inheritence and the ilk? -- Bryan C. Warnock ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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