Richard Gaskin wrote: > In addition to the benfits of separating the interface from the data that > Geoff pointed out, there's another aspect to this: On Widows and UNIX, > running executables cannot ordinarily write to themselves. For consistency, > it's my understanding that standalones made with any of the Revolution > engines follow the same rule: if it's a standalone, it's read-only.
Certainly a running executable can't write to itself in RAM, but is it also impossible to write to the file on disk? Andrew
