Now that I think about it it's pretty obvious why symlinks only work
with hosts that support plugin sandboxing (since your OS will never load
two instaces of an identical .so file into the same process). Still, I
find using symlinks in hosts that do sandbox their plugins to be very
user friendly, especially while developing.
This allows symlinking to a copy of `libyabridge.so.` Now we support:
- A symlink to `libyabridge.so` with a `.dll` file in the same directory
as that symlink.
- A symlink to `libyabridge.so` with a symlinked `.dll`.
- A copy of `libyabridge.so` with a `.dll` file in the same directory as
that copy.
- A symlink to a copy of `libyabridge.so` with a `.dll` file in the same
directory as that copy.
- A symlink to a copy of `libyabridge.so` with a symlinked `.dll` file.
That seems a bit overkill, but hey, more options are always better,
right?
Robbert van der Helm