call_back() etc
Ok, I know this is beating a dead horse, but I just want to make sure
I'm flexing myself before I give up on this:
Ok, now I totally guessing here, but it would seem that call_back()
returns a 32-bit address referring to a location in memory of the code
associated with a call to routine_id(). As such, the win32 C code, or
whatever is using the call_back() refers to this memory location for
execution. The other possibility is that it's just J. Random integer
that windows uses internally.
So, i guess the question is, is it possible to coax euphoria into giving
up more information about a function/procedure, so that another run can
use it?
Or maybe I'm not fully grasping what's going on here, mebbe I should be
more specific as to why I'm confused:
Im currently passing 32-bit memory addresses between runs of euphoria by
utilizing a temp file and the system_exec() function, and it appears to
work--Im pretty sure I can swap information between runs of Euphoria,
and now I want to send functions.
Blech.
noah
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