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Writing Polymorphic DLL on Symbian platform

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 Amit Arvind Limaye
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Amit Limaye has 5+ years experience in Symbian and Window CE programming for the Pocket PC and SmartPhone 2002 platform using eVC++ and ATL COM. Currently Working in the area of Motirola Power PC and QNX platform.

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This article demonstrates how to write polymorphic DLL on Symbian.
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Licence CPOL
First Posted 29 Aug 2002
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