Post-resurrection Appearances: 1. To Mary Magdalene Jn. 20:14-18; Mk. 16:9. 2. To the women returning from the tomb Mt. 28:8-10. 3. To Peter later in the day Lk. 24:34; 1 Cor. 15:5. 4. To the disciples going to Emmaus in the evening Lk. 24:13-31. 5. To the apostles (except Thomas) Lk. 24:36-45; Jn. 20-19-24. 6. To the apostles a week later (Thomas present) Jn. 20:24-29. 7. In Galilee to the seven by the Lake of Tiberias Jn. 21:1-23. 8. In Galilee on a mountain to the apostles and 500 believers 1 Cor. 15:6. 9. At Jerusalem and Bethany again to James 1 Cor. 15:7. 10. At Olivet and the ascension Acts 1:3-12. 11. To Paul near Damascus Acts 9:3-6; 1 Cor. 15:8. 12. To Stephen outside Jerusalem Acts 7:55. 13. To Paul in the temple Acts 22:17-21; 23:11. 14. To John on Patmos Rev. 1:10-19.
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#1 · December 5, 1997, 9:15 am

Posted by: wave <wave@...>

Rick said:
>Theoretically, you should never need to call RELEASERESOURCE _if_ the
>resource in question is designated as purgeable. If that's the case,
>then the Resource Manager (or the Memory Manager?) will purge the
>resource from memory if it should become necessary to reclaim that
>memory for other purposes.

I'm in the habit of clearing my memory blocks as soon as I'm finished with
them. The above information raises a couple of questions (here I'm
assuming we are using a res handle unique to our use that no one else will
be using):
1. What happens if you call RELEASERESOURCE on a handle that's designated
as non-purgeable? Will it still release the handle from memory?
2. What happens if you call RELEASERESOURCE on a handle that's already
been purged? Will your system crash or will you just get an osErr?
TIA.

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