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Re: sharing c++ class

So that would be the only way. Its not possible to have a library that exports a C++ class?

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On Nov 29, 2003, at 06:09 PM, Tom Becker wrote:

On 11/29/03 2:51 PM, Alexander Cohen wrote:
What would be the best way to share a C++ class wich i have written
without actually sharing the source code (open source). I know i could
wrap the whole thing up into a regular c style library but i would
rather the user be able to have access to the actual C++ class. Is this
at all possible? All my attemps have failed up to now!

Make a C style library. That is your private implementation. Ship it with
the source for a C++ class that calls the private implementation.

Tom

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