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Dll loading VST3 #88
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Seems like the right approach to solve our DLL issue.
A few cleanup things here, and the commit author needs to be fixed, but then should be good to go
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All this code to generate the header can be removed since the header file isn't used anymore
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Not sure why this PR updates the obr.dll and .dylib
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We should drop this file
Description
Added runtime DLL loading for VST3 on Windows (fixes Reaper compatibility)
Validation and Acceptance Criteria