>From the 2012r2 release notes:
CHANGE 22404 IDE: Plugins can now be loaded from zip files,
which should still have the RBX file extension.
It also can now load plugins from ordinary
directories. In both cases, the structure must
match what has traditionally been inside of the
VirtualVolume that the Plugin Converter created.
So, with 2012r2.1 on Mac OS X, this doesn't seem to be working with the Linux
version of my plugin. By comparison, the VirtualVolume approach does.
When I zip the directory, Real Studio complains that the Linux version of the
plugin does not exist at build time. When I leave the whole directory unzipped
in the Plugins directory, Real Studio actually crashes at launch if my ".so"
file is in the "Linux x86" subfolder.
Windows dll works as expected.
Has anyone made this work? It sure would be nice to get VirtualVolumes out of
the mix.
-Brad
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