Is there any way to have a DLL declaration scoped to a particular
object? The declarations appear to be global. Am I correct in
thinking this?

I would like to know that I can freely CLEAR DLLS on DLLs defined
in a class without having to concern myself with whether those same
DLLs were declared elsewhere and whether I could be pulling the rug
out from another class or code segment.

Am I in luck?

Sincerely,

Gene Wirchenko

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Hi Gene,

object or something else.

You could build some DLL declarator object, which registers a DLL for a certain
object. Then, any object, that needs a DLL, uses this DLL declarator for loading
and unloading the DLL. The DLL declarator keeps track, how many objects need a
DLL and really unloads the DLL only, if all these objects, that registered this
DLL, have asked for unloading. It's maybe a nice example for learning oop...

Regards
Bernhard Sander