lojix/wam_prolog/src/main/com/thesett/aima/logic/fol/wam/machine/WAMBaseMachine.java
protected WAMCallPoint setInternalCodeAddress(int functorName, int id)
    {
        WAMCallPoint entry = new WAMCallPoint(id, 0, functorName);
        symbolTable.put(functorName, SYMKEY_CALLPOINTS, entry);

        return entry;
    }
protected WAMCallPoint setInternalCodeAddress(int functorName, int id)
    {
        WAMCallPoint entry = new WAMCallPoint(id, 0, functorName);
        symbolTable.put(functorName, SYMKEY_CALLPOINTS, entry);

        return entry;
    }
protected WAMCallPoint setInternalCodeAddress ( int functorName , int id ) { WAMCallPoint entry = new WAMCallPoint ( id , 0 , functorName ) ; symbolTable . put ( functorName , SYMKEY_CALLPOINTS , entry ) ; return entry ; }
Records the id of an internal function for the named functor. The method name uses the word 'address' but this is
not really accurate, the address field is used to hold an id of the internal function to be invoked. This method
differs from {@link #setCodeAddress(int, int, int)}, as it does not set the reverse mapping from the address to
the functor name, since an address is not really being used.

@param  functorName The interned name of the functor to find the start address of the code for.
@param  id          The offset of the start of the functors code within the code area.

@return The call table entry for the functors code within the code area of the machine.
Records the id of an internal function for the named functor . The method name uses the word address but this is not really accurate the address field is used to hold an id of the internal function to be invoked . This method differs from { @link #setCodeAddress ( int int int ) } as it does not set the reverse mapping from the address to the functor name since an address is not really being used .