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QuestionHiding C++ Class implementation in a DLL Pin
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Sorry for the strange title but couldn't think of how else to describe this.
The pre-amble is that as a hobby project I am trying to refactor some old, very unweldy C Dlls to use C++ classes to make maintenance and general understanding of what is happening a lot easier.
The problem is that many people already already call these Dlls and thus my understanding is that if I make it into classes (unless I add a lot of #defines which is what I'm trying to avoid) it would break a lot of stuff. The one lucky thing is that the old C Dlls exported only a few functions and everything was routed through those functions (basically a giant switch statement to determine what processing to do internally).

I am trying to see if there is another way to hide the fact that internally the Dll uses classes so that C code can call it without worrying about it. Any thoughts?
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