tions. Are there any native or otherwise good ways to do this? I'm not
immensely worried about any one thread/pseudo-thread in my program hanging,
as long as I have a way to escape it.
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From: "Mark Hurd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Seeing as noone else has answered, I'll point out the boot.lisp in
DotLisp as an example of dynamic code (Rich Hickey's original calls
delegates, and my modification also calls single method interfaces)
that answers the second and third questions.
DotLisp project
http://dotlisp.sourceforge.net/
M
I'm doing a project using DynamicMethods and have some questions. Note: I'm not
sure, but this may only be available in .NET 2.0.
#1 After I emit an instruction, is there any way for me to delete it or
otherwise modify it? After I call the function for the first time, I can still
emit instructi
