Hello People, I'm highly interested in developing a "very-pluggable API", to offer a "Java API-like"(just LIKE hehehe) for C++. So, I asked myself "how could I dynamic load classes?". During my research about how to construct that, I break into that step, and it's getting too hard to pass... After a little research, I heard about a 'ugly' method which consists of creating a virtual/pure-virtual and class using a helper function to make the new/delete operations. But I want to "split" the API into a base library, statically linked with the base libraries, and the "pluggable parts", where each part consists of a set of many classes. So, creating a virtual class for each class don't make sense... Researching anymor I heard about a Objective-C ability of creating and modifying classes during the runtime. But I don't know Objective-C very-well and I don't know how to 'mix' it with C++ code... As an alternative, if someone could help-me about using GCC to mix that, I'm grateful... But returning to the main problem, I want to use the headers which I have of the API parts, of course... And the I get the idea of letting the symbols to be resolved during the library loading stage, and not during the compile time... There's anyway to don't resolve the symbols during the compile-time???
