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On 08/10/2011 11:02 AM, Juan Sánchez wrote:
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class="gmail_quote"> If you really get this working reliably
(on Windows, Linux and Mac), it would be great to offer an
addition to the Lazarus, allowing for creating a "dll/so GUI
Application" for everybody to use.<br>
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<div>This would be a great notice. I'll try it with all possible
ideas. I'm with you that it will be great for people to get
creating a GUI Application in DLL. We'll get it, sure!!!!</div>
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In the past, there were some efforts to allow a DLL/so to use the
GUI of the main program and e.g. create additional forms in that
context. <br>
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AFAIK, this is possible by synchronizing the memory manager and
passing some pointers for application and/or forms. <br>
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The downside is: <br>
- I seem to remember that it is quite complicated to do<br>
- this is only possible if the main program is done with Lazarus as
well<br>
- I don't know if the GUI designer can be used for this. <br>
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So your works seems to offer a better choice. <br>
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-Michael <br>
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