Compiling stored procedure

Hi,I am facing problem in compilation of stored procedure.If i alter some table or column which is getting used by some stored procedure,i have to recomplie that stored procedure.
Also is there any way when i compile some stored procedure,it should not give error regardless it is calling another stored procedure which is not compiled.
Lets say i m compiling stored Procedure 'ABC' which is calling stored procedure 'DEF' and 'DEF' is not complied yet.So is there any way that 'ABC' get complied ithout errors regardless 'DEF' is compiled or not.

I don't think this is possible according to the way Oracle handles object dependencies.

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