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Thomas Mercer-Hursh
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Running a procedure persistently means that you can then run its public internal procedures from another running procedure i.e., both are available at the same time. A super procedure is just a special persistent procedure which has been made super so that it extends the name space. By this I mean that with an ordinary PP containing a IP called X one has to say run X in hPP (where hPP is a handle to the PP). With an SP, one can just say run X and it will find out where in the super stack it is.
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