NXBundle functionality

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2 total messages Started by William "Bill" A. Dudney Tue, 03 Nov 1992 17:39

#133

Author: William "Bill" A. Dudney
Date: Tue, 03 Nov 1992 17:39

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Hi,
Does anyone out here know how to unload a class once it is read in via the  
NXBundle classNamed: method. I tried some of the runtime functions like  
objc_unloadModules() to no avail. 
The NXBundle class will not let you free a bundle that has dynamically  
loaded a class so even after using the runtime function  the bundle I got  
from an initForDirectory: was the one I previously had tried to free. This  
"new" bundle is under the assumption that the class was already loaded.
Any help would be great.

Thanks
Bill Dudney
dudney@pencom.com
NeXTMail preffered.

Re: NXBundle functionality

#1314

Author: andrew
Date: Thu, 05 Nov 1992 06:54

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In article <1992Nov3.173929.22960@pencom.com> alt.rush-limbaugh writes:
>Hi,
>Does anyone out here know how to unload a class once it is read in via the  
>NXBundle classNamed: method. I tried some of the runtime functions like  
>objc_unloadModules() to no avail. 
>The NXBundle class will not let you free a bundle that has dynamically  
>loaded a class so even after using the runtime function  the bundle I got  
>from an initForDirectory: was the one I previously had tried to free. This  
>"new" bundle is under the assumption that the class was already loaded.
>Any help would be great.

I'm pretty sure that you cannot unload a class once you load it from
the bundle.


andrew
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