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<p>On 04.04.2022 15:49, Antoine Rousseau wrote:<br>
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<div>ABI break for multi-instance libpd</div>
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<div>only externals already compiled for multi-instance would
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That's what I meant.<br>
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<div>And it wouldn't allow current externals to be used in a
multi-instance context.</div>
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<div>But it would allow a Pd compiled with PDINSTANCE, or a
single-instance libpd app compiled with PDINSTANCE to load
current externals (compiled without PDINSTANCE).</div>
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<p>Exactly.</p>
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