which is better either static call or dynamic call?
and why?
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Answer Posted / suresh ramaiyan
Static call:
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Main program load module will have sub program load module in itself. So when there is a call made to a sub program, it won't go outside of the current load.
Dynamic call:
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Main & Sub program will have two different modules. When there is call to a sub program, system will go and search for the load module in the joblib.
Both have advantages.
1. If the sub program is going to be changed oftentimes, then Dynamic call is better.
2. Think that, for one call, system should to the load library and search for sub program module. when it is found, load that into main memory & pass the control to that and run. when that is finished, remove it from main memory. If the sub program is getting called 1 lack times then?........... In this case, Better to use static.
I believe, you understand. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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