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Purge-Modul-Boolean for VST/EXE compilation

Archive · 2009 3 old posts

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sunsynth ·

Hi,

would like 2 see a Purge-Modul-Boolean for VST/EXE compilation...!

I have made some moduls for Preset-Handling for my EXE... These are not needed and produces collision if used in a VST-host that uses fxBanks etc. 🙁

So i think such a Bool-switch could be usefull!

What do you think?

P.S: could also be used for Shareware/Registration-things?!

MichaelBenjamin ·

maybe useful but not crucial at the moment. you could also merge all exe related functions in a sub module so you can quick delete them before export to vst.

sunsynth ·

Michael i didnt asked 4 a workaround... Deleting every time and adding is not very comfortably here...

It is useful and only a feature request!

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