>does someone know who I can implement dynamic "uses",  without DLL's.

> They aren't included, they are recompiled if the .TPU files are
missing.
> (TPC or BPC /M or F9). You can recompile everything with (TPC or
BPC/B or
> Alt-F9) but it is useless normally.

> > So I wonder if someone knows how I can use the "uses" method
dynamic?
> > So that the sub .pas-file is only included/'compiled with' when a
> > function is called in the main program.

> If you are using Turbo/Borland Pascal, there is a smart linker that
> strips every unused function or data, period! This is in the .EXE, at
> the end. But it seems that, in your case, the compiler recompiles
things
> it shouldn't need to recompile. Maybe wrong pathes in your config ?
> Or maybe you believe it recompiles all, although it doesn't...

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> In article <8u66m6$1j...@nnrp1.deja.com>, timothy2...@my-deja.com wrote:
> >hello,

> >does someone know who I can implement dynamic "uses",  without DLL's.

> Not even with DLL's in BP.

> >I have a .pas-file with plenty of functions in it. Now I want to split
> >it up, in lets say 10 sub .pas-files, which I call from the head .pas-
> >file.
> >The main reason to do that is that I want to be my programs less big
> >when compiled. But when I use "uses" and the name of the .pas-files I
> >still have all .pas-files included. So I don't win any space.

> If your app consists out several modules, some of which aren't needed most
> of the time (like configuration programs, etc), and that don't run at the
> same time, you could look into overlays.

> >So I wonder if someone knows how I can use the "uses" method dynamic?
> >So that the sub .pas-file is only included/'compiled with' when a
> >function is called in the main program.

> You can use OVL's, I heard of somebody managing to load some DLL's in BP,
> and that is about it I think.