Posted by Aaron on July 15, 2001 at 20:32:18:
In Reply to: Re: foo objects posted by Aaron on July 15, 2001 at 20:18:56:
: : van wieren says that there can never be more than 100 foo objects in existence... do you guys think that includes the different references to the foo objects?
: : for example if 'Process S' contains 'foo #4303544' and has '2 references to that foo'... is there only 1 foo in existence? or is there 2?
: : thanks
Just disregard this whole answer.. I was answering a question that wasn't even asked, whether to count the number of references starting at zero(as is common w/arrays) or at one. He said to do it at one, and I guess I was so excited about that that I decided to answer this question in that manner. time to go crazy Broadway Style.
aaron
: you start your counting at one, as per dvw's instructions.... so there would be two in existance.
: aaron