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Re: Is there a way to put U++ code on a DLL? [message #39704 is a reply to message #39697]

Thu, 18 April 2013 15:16

Mindtraveller
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AFAIR, there was a problem using upp as shared dll. And finally it is better to use U++ as static (it means using U++ as shared dll could be possible in theory but hardly achieved in practice). If you want details, please search the forum, it must be a number of topics on U++ dynamic linking.

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