Noob Stacks Questions

[Thomas McGrath III]

Andrew, 
Why not stick to the main stack/ substacks paradigm? It will be a lot easier in dealing with paths and can still act like a single application. A lot of people will do this even with one stack (i.e. a splash screen stack gets built as the standalone and then all substacks stay as stacks. The benefit here is also that any changes while running the application will 'take' in a seperate substack of a compiled main stack.) Otherwise, every stack will have to find every other stack via file paths....

HTH,s

Tom McGrath III
Lazy River Software
3mcgrath at comcast.net

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On Feb 10, 2010, at 12:06 PM, Andrew Kluthe wrote:

> 
> I haven't built the Main Stack yet but am building LeaseStack to be shown to
> my supervisor to show him Rev's capabilities. This is one of Many
> modules/stacks that are to be used by the Mainstack when i write it.
> 
> Can I write LeaseStack and add it to MainStack as a sub-stack later? Not a
> lot of data is going to be passed from Main to the different Module stacks.
> Most of them are going to be near stand-alone (my boss has a dream of
> charging differently for versions that include other tasks/modules/stacks).
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