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In many cases for small dlls you can thunk it and provide a compatibility standard library. Essentially what wine does but cheaper. The ease of doing it is rel
by AstralStorm 9y ago
In many cases for small dlls you can thunk it and provide a compatibility standard library.
Essentially what wine does but cheaper. The ease of doing it is related to number of dependencies.
- grandinj 9y agoAssuming that you know that those 3rd party extensions are sticking to the published API and not stuffing around by scratching around in Visual Studio's internal APIs and data structures...... Because Windows programmers have such a great track record of sticking to the published API....