createinstance_libraries
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| If you are using CreateInstance() to dynamically create objects, you need to make sure the runtime knows the class that you are using to create your object. | If you are using CreateInstance() to dynamically create objects, you need to make sure the runtime knows the class that you are using to create your object. | ||
| + | And you can create only objects that are contained in libraries compiled in the Vulcan or VO dialect - classes created in the Core dialect cannot be used. | ||
| If your class is contained in your main executable, then there is no problem at all - the runtime knows it. | If your class is contained in your main executable, then there is no problem at all - the runtime knows it. | ||
createinstance_libraries.txt · Last modified: 2018/02/19 04:59 by wolfgangriedmann