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--- About SPL:
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The SPL (Simple Plugin Layer) library is an open source SDK (LGPL license)
for plugin development. With SPL you can extend every application written in C/C++ to
use your own plugins, SPL will do all the managing, loading and unloading stuff for you.
Additionally, the whole framework is fully multi-platform capable, so you don't have to
develop multiple versions of the same plugin for platforms provided by SPL.
--- Features of SPL:
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- Open Source, uses LGPL license
- Free, costs absolutely nothing, even for commercial use
- Platform independent architecture
- Implementations for Linux and Win32 available, more platforms coming soon ...
- Full Doxygen-/Javadoc-compatible documentation
- Optional macros for fast and easy plugin development
- Variable plugin arguments for extensible APIs
- Thread-safety for complex applications
- Uses STL library for stable and portable containers
- Object-oriented design, easy to extend
- Customizable to 32- or 64-bit systems
- Completely written in C++, no other dependencies except STL needed
- Buildable as static/shared library or DLL (only Win32)
- Various examples for all platforms explaining the development step by step
- Source code written in uniform style
- ...
--- Documentation:
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Documentation generated with Doxygen can be found in /documents/release.
A HTML as well as a Windows .CHM file is currently available.
--- Version history:
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The version history can be found in the file "history.txt".
--- Credits:
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SPL was developed by Ren� Stuhr and Andreas Loeffler in spring 2004.
--- Contact:
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Web: http://www.unitedbytes.de
E-Mail: info@unitedbytes.de
For updates, forum and contacting the developers please visit the website
mentioned above.
--- Support
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SPL is provided free of charge but without any warranty or support.
If you have difficulties using SPL, you can find resources at
http://www.unitedbytes.de
You can also ask for help in the official forum and someone will try to help.
But remember; everyone involved in SPL are volunteers, as in "does not get paid".
So please be friendly and your chances of getting help will increase.
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I was born in 1982 near Stuttgart / Germany and began my first steps in programming computers at the age of only nine years on an old Commodore CBM 7072. In 2002 I finished my education as IT specialist for software engineering and did my civillian service afterwards. Currently I'm working as leader of the software division in a bigger company located in south west Germany, mainly on software development and research projects for multimedia terminals and user recognition/verification systems.
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