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PostPosted: Thu Nov 18, 2004 8:31 pm    Post subject: Plugin application Reply with quote



Hi

I have read a lot of messages of plugin-able applications. There were
a lot of fragmentary explains how to do such application... but... I
can't get it.

Can somebody place here source code of COMPLETE trivial plagin-able
application. I think that it will be very helpful for beginers like me
;)

Thanks in advance.
m@j3R Wink
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PostPosted: Mon Dec 06, 2004 12:43 pm    Post subject: Re: Plugin application Reply with quote



Well its pretty simple; share a class between the EXE and DLL's (plugin) -
when loading the DLL you will pass a pointer to the globalclass of your exe,
and thereby you can acess the EXE from your DLL.




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Hi

I have read a lot of messages of plugin-able applications. There were
a lot of fragmentary explains how to do such application... but... I
can't get it.

Can somebody place here source code of COMPLETE trivial plagin-able
application. I think that it will be very helpful for beginers like me
;)

Thanks in advance.
m@j3R Wink



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