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13<H1>RSO Sample Demo - Manually</H1>
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15<H2>Location</H2>
16<p><code>$REVOLUTION_SDK_ROOT/build/demos/rsodemo/Manually</code></p>
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18<H2>Overview</H2>
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20Sample for not using linked lists.<br>The link will be specified directly from the program.
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25The internal operation of each module is completed using <code><a href="../RSOStaticLocateObject.html">RSOStaticLocateObject</a></code> or <code><a href="../RSOLocateObject.html">RSOLocateObject</a></code>, and each module will be linked using <code><a href="../RSOLink.html">RSOLink</a></code>.<br>Enter the following to reference module B from module A.
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39To break a link, disconnect all links using <code><a href="../RSOUnLink.html">RSOUnLink</a></code> and use <code><a href="../RSOUnLocateObject.html">RSOUnLocateObject</a></code> to return the internal information to pre-link state.<br>Enter the following to stop referencing module B from module A.
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53When a linked list is used, a link will be created for all combinations, resulting in unnecessary link operation.<br>By doing this operation manually, unnecessary link processing may be omitted.<br>In the sample, since we know that module C references only the static module, it is not linked with other dynamic modules.<br>
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56This should be effective in shortening the link processing time for dynamic modules that do not link to static modules (module C).<br>However, when functions are called between dynamic modules (module A and module B), it will be easier to use the linked list, as the procedure for creating and breaking link will become complicated.
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59The benefit of manual operation is that unnecessary link operations can be omitted. The downside is that management will become complicated.
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62<B>Note:</B> Manual and linked list operation cannot be used together. Do not use linked list when manual specifications are made.
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64<H2>See Also</H2>
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66<a href="./demos.html">Demo Program List</a><br> <code><a href="../RSOStaticLocateObject.html">RSOStaticLocateObject</a></code>, <code><a href="../RSOLocateObject.html">RSOLocateObject</a></code>, <code><a href="../RSOUnLocateObject.html">RSOUnLocateObject</a></code>, <code><a href="../RSOLink.html">RSOLink</a></code>, <code><a href="../RSOUnLink.html">RSOUnLink</a></code>, <code><a href="../RSOFindExportSymbolAddr.html">RSOFindExportSymbolAddr</a></code>, <code><a href="../RSOIsImportSymbolResolvedAll.html">RSOIsImportSymbolResolvedAll</a></code>
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68<H2>Revision History</H2>
69<p>2006/06/14 Initial version.</p>
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