Quick question: If I write a plugin, how do I compile the source into a qdb? (In other words, how do I compile it so that I can add it to FG?) Compile it into a DLL in some C++ compiler, right? Then what?

Oh, I downloaded LocUnlock's source to try to learn how to write plugins. If I just removed his EnableDebug() function/method/whatever it's called in C++ and replaced it with my own, would it work? Or would I have to do something else as well?

Depends what compiler you use, easiest way to compile would be:
1) Get Dev-C++, install, then run
2) In the menu do Tools>Compiler Options
3) Add a new compiler set with the + button, name it QDP or something
4) Click "Add the following commands when calling compiler"
5) In the edit box below the above checkbox, place "-shared -o PLUGIN_NAME.qdp -Wl,QDPlugin.def -lversion" (this creates a dll but gives the filename the qdp extension)
6) Now you just hit the compile button on the main cpp file of your dll

Thank you poiuy. <3

Also, can you answer my second question?

If you had even tried to learn C++ you should be able to answer that question... Yes, as long as you pass/return the correct types.

Thanks for all the help, poiuy.

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