the odds of bmax recreating new instances of program code
for every method are next to zero - typically one code block
is created and all intances of objects use that block..the
"this" pointer is then passed to method - so the method
can interface with the data - only fields that are none global
will be generated for each instance of the object..
Well the truth is, i dont know how bmax works..but im
guessing its similar to this.
for every method are next to zero - typically one code block
is created and all intances of objects use that block..the
"this" pointer is then passed to method - so the method
can interface with the data - only fields that are none global
will be generated for each instance of the object..
Well the truth is, i dont know how bmax works..but im
guessing its similar to this.