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nmm1_at_cus.cam.ac.uk (Nick Maclaren) wrote:
>More seriously, the question of whether A can call B is insoluble in
>general. For languages without the concept of a function address
>variable (e.g. Fortran 77 and not C), it is trivial to produce a
>generally useful bound. Whether SQL is the way to analyse such data
>is beyond my knowledge ....
Trivial? T-r-i-v-i-a-l ? Can you please, please, send it to NG? Maybe you are not talking about solution, only bound. But then, practical?
Btw, I deal with function pointers another way (by ignoring them :-).
/Robert Received on Mon Apr 23 2001 - 17:56:46 CDT
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