Re: A89: library & shell

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Subject: Re: A89: library & shell
From: Mark Zavislak <felix@megsinet.net>
Date: Sun, 27 Sep 1998 12:10:55 -0600
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>Why does everybody want a shell or want to use library, I got a 82/86, and
>I never seen library.
>In the 86, nobody use a specific shell and nobody program with library...
>and everybody is happy !
>so please explain to me

Libraries are files which store commonly used functions.  So instead of
each program having a copy of the functions it uses, one file will contain
them, and assembly programs can easily call them.  This is just a way to
save memory and programming time.

References:

A89: Re: Calculator Crashes

From: "Chris Bower" <eddie@evansville.net>

A89: library & shell

From: Scalp <Scalp@bigfoot.com>

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