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Date: 16 Feb 93 03:04:25 GMT
From: ucivax!gateway@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU  (Kenneth Anderson)
Subject: Dynamic Loading of Code
Message-ID: <9302151904.aa29489@Paris.ics.uci.edu>
List-Id: <comp.lang.ada>

Is there a way to dynamically load ada code into a running Unix process?
For instance, lets say that a program has been set up to call a procedure
to implement some sort of behavior and that during run-time you would like
to load new code into the process (which replaces the current procedure)
so that you can dynamically change the behavior of the system.  Never mind
why I would want to do this, currently, I'm just interested if its possible
to do this.

Thanks in advance,

Ken Anderson

P.S. Thanks for all of the responses that I received about my
     What's the Difference and ANSI vs ISO posts.  I really enjoyed
     the response that the former received!