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Where to look for dynamic code loading


  • Subject: Where to look for dynamic code loading
  • From: Jeff DuMonthier <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2006 22:11:44 -0500

I'm building audio unit plugins, but have a non-audio question. My DSP code is in C++ classes separate from the core audio classes and I have Altivec and non-Altivec versions. It would be nice to just ship one version and have it load the right code at run time, but I've never gone through the trouble to figure out how. If I have a C++ bundle, what is the preferred way build the plugin bundle and have it load either the Altivec or non-Altivec version at run time? The audio units include code to determine whether or not Altivec is there, so I just need to figure out how to organize the project and sub projects/libraries as well as load them. Since this is not objective-C, NSBundle with a principle class isn't going to work. I'm running under 10.3, so I'm not doing universal binaries yet. One thing at a time.

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