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Bryce Denney 70350a7985 - experiment: build the module symbol name myself instead of letting

ltdl do it.  On win32 I'm using ltdl even the it considers my DLLs
  to NOT be a libtool archive, and it's making the symbol name
  transformation mess up.  If I do it myself, I can avoid this.

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main.cc

- experiment: build the module symbol name myself instead of letting

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main.h

- add test10 in which each module creates its own child class of

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Makefile.in

- add test10 in which each module creates its own child class of

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module1.cc

- experiment: build the module symbol name myself instead of letting

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module2.cc

- experiment: build the module symbol name myself instead of letting

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modules.h

- eliminate duplicate symbols between modules

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README

- add test10 in which each module creates its own child class of

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uselib.out.expected

- add test10 in which each module creates its own child class of

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README

test10-modvirtual

Create an interface class in modules.h called DeviceInterface.  Each module
creates a child class of DeviceInterface, and implements its methods.  This
test loads the modules, calls the module's module_init() which instantiates a
subclass of DeviceInterface and returns a pointer to it.  Then main can call
operate on this object using the DeviceInterface class.