csound.hpp does not require _csnd.dll, but the additional C++ APIs
in interfaces/ do.

On Saturday 28 January 2006 22:22, Victor Lazzarini wrote:

> _csnd.dll not _csound.dll
> >
> > You will have to check the reference for your class
> > library. If you were using a C interface (say win32
> > beginthread ) what happens is that when the
> > thread function exits, the thread finishes. With a C++
> > thread class you will need to check what its behaviour
> > is. You probably need to deallocate it (delete) explicitly
> > , if you have created it with new.
> >
> > By the way, if you are in C++, you might use the Csound
> > class interface (in csound.hpp). Then the DLL you
> > need is _csound.dll (and csound.dll) [someone might
> > correct me here].


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