which one is better among static call and dynamic call?
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Answer / sab
Which one to use is depends on the situation.
If your code is small then its better to use static call as
it also speed up performance and it will be easy to track
the versions in small code.
If you are working with large number of subroutines, its
always good to use dynamic linking as it will save storage
space as well as will maintain versions of code easily.
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Answer / lu
static call is faster than dynamic call, but when you
modifies a called program, you have to recompile a called
program and calling program...
dynamic call , you don't need to recompile 2 programs
calling and called...it's independent..
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Answer / ps
call in which the called program and the calling program are
compiled and link edited together to create one load module
is static call.
call in which the calling and called program are compiled
and link edited separatly to create two load module is
dynamic calling.In dynamic calling if someone is sharing we
have to wait
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