J D Moore

Is it possible to use classes with constructors/deconstuctors when developing objects?

classes

you could use the flext C++ layer for that:

you could use the flext C++ layer for that:
http://grrrr.org/ext/flext

Assuming you are not using flext, is there anything preventing a developer

from writing code that uses C++ features. It's just a windows dll, right?

Assuming you are not using flext, is there anything preventing a developer
from writing code that uses C++ features.  It's just a windows dll, right?
Am I missing something?


It's no problem to write C++ code, but you'll have problems using Max 

It's no problem to write C++ code, but you'll have problems using Max 
objects as C++ classes, though.

flext currently doesn't support jitter and i don't think it will in the 

It's mostly designed as a compatibility layer between Max/MSP and 

PureData, hence it only supports features (with very few exceptions) 

Hi Andre,
flext currently doesn't support jitter and i don't think it will in the 
future.
It's mostly designed as a compatibility layer between Max/MSP and 
PureData, hence it only supports features (with very few exceptions) 
that are common to both platforms.
greetings,
Thomas

http://www.mat.ucsb.edu/~whsmith/jool.html

Have a look at http://www.mat.ucsb.edu/~whsmith/jool.html

i'll have a look at it (and flext too, thomas)