However, a call graph does not represent important object-oriented concepts such as inheritance, polymorphism and dynamic binding.
--It distinguishes data members for different objects and represents the effects of polymorphism and dynamic binding.
Dynamic binding or semidynamic binding, however, does satisfy these requirements because it naturally allows different handlers to be used based on run-time conditions.
For instance,
dynamic binding is commonly used to allow developers to subclass and customize existing interfaces.
These IEX membranes have a
dynamic binding capacity of 20-30 mg of oligonucleotide per ml of membrane depending on the nature of oligonucleotide compared to 7 mg/ml with RPC media.
Dynamic binding means the method that implements an operation is unknown until run time.
These include the inheritance, aggregation, association, template class instantiation, class nesting, dynamic object creation, member function invocation, polymorphism, and dynamic binding relationships.
In addition to some minor performance considerations,
dynamic binding adds considerable complexity to reusability, and plays havoc with test coverage [15].
Dynamic binding is the ability of an operation to perform differently according to the actual type of the value a polymorphic variable is holding.
Five general concepts will be discussed in ths section: objects, clases, inheritance, polymorphism, and
dynamic binding. The first three concepts appear in high-level design and analysis.
the declared type of e immediately tells you which version of handle is meant (while leaving the desirable ambiguity provided by
dynamic binding).
From simple associations to systematic reasoning: a connectionist representation of rules, variables and
dynamic bindings using temporal synchrony.