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Subject: Function installation and wordcode files
Date: Wed, 5 Apr 2000 15:09:01 +0400
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If I have digest wordcode file, will Zsh check modtime of contained
functions? I have std.zwc in fpath, that comtains all distributed
functions. If any function is updated, will Zsh notice it?

In case of frequent CVS updates one can easily forget to update wordcode
file.

-andrej

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