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top-level C++ namespaces are used for classes compiled into plugins
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(the _VampPlugin namespace) and hosts (the _VampHost namespace), to
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avoid any confusion between host and plugin namespaces in unusual
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linkage situations.  This is handled transparently in most
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circumstances, and neither plugin nor host authors will normally need
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to care about it.
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linkage situations (as the host and plugin SDKs contain many of the
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same classes, there is a risk that the wrong class may be picked up by
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a stupid dynamic linker in cases where the host and plugin SDK
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versions do not match).  This additional namespace is added and opened
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silently in a manner that is transparent in most circumstances, and
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neither plugin nor host authors will normally need to know about it.
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example to provide functionality that is the same as those plugins


  		












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