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| − | + | '''AnyWave''' uses external modules called plug-ins, which are loaded at startup and extend the functionalities of the application.<br/> | |
| + | Depending on the platform, plug-ins are files with different extensions.<br/> | ||
| + | On Windows systems plug-ins are '''.dll''' files where on Mac OS X systems the extension is '''.dylib'''. Linux version of AnyWave will use plugin with '''.so''' extension.<br/> | ||
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| + | Regular plug-ins must be written in C++ and make use of the Qt Framework. However, it is also possible to use plug-ins written in MATLAB. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:39, 30 March 2016
AnyWave uses external modules called plug-ins, which are loaded at startup and extend the functionalities of the application.
Depending on the platform, plug-ins are files with different extensions.
On Windows systems plug-ins are .dll files where on Mac OS X systems the extension is .dylib. Linux version of AnyWave will use plugin with .so extension.
Regular plug-ins must be written in C++ and make use of the Qt Framework. However, it is also possible to use plug-ins written in MATLAB.
