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    Default Re: When should to package DLL

    For a certainty, there are many benefits to use DLL. It can divide each functions.
    Often I use callback function to communicate with class.But it's unhandy, because member function can't be callback function.

    So, i would like to hear the views of members. When should to package DLL, or shouldn't.
    Did you often use callback function?

    Although often use callback function, I don't like it


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    Sometime i feel need not to use dll, But boss don't think so
    Last edited by Wong; 19th January 2011 at 06:30.

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    Default Re: When should to package DLL

    Last time i checked. Qt solves callbacks by signal-slots. Your post is very unclear. try to rephrase your question.

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