To update this issue, the problem only seems to appear if you put the plugin
dylib into the "Debug Plugins" folder inside the REALbasic app directory  (
in order to use the new plugin debug functionality in R4 onwards.

I built the "Complete class" plugin class example ( which includes an
example of a shared method ) as inclded in the recent R4 plugin SDK examples
directory and placed it into the "plugins" folder. Writing a test RB app to
test the plugin shared method built fine in RB. However  when instead, I
placed the dylib into the "Debug Plugins" folder I got the errors.

On 27/12/07 10:41, "Daniel Stenning" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> 
> Help!! - this is not a good way to end the year..
> 
> I am getting a "filesystem error 101, for "Frameworks" when I attemt to do a
> build on a test RB app that uses a plugin that has classes with shared
> methods. Whenever I build rb code that calls the shared method I get the
> above error. Soon as i comment out the RB line accessing the plugin class
> shared method the RB app builds fine.
> 
> Are there any issues to watch out for ? Both the plugin shared methods have
> an argument passed which is a reference to another plugin class.
> 
> 
> //**********   Marks  Shared Methods Structure Definition
> ***************************
> REALmethodDefinition  RB_Marks_RBSharedMethods[] = {
>   {(REALproc) RB_Marks_CreateInstance, REALnoImplementation,
> "CreateInstance(ByRef pMarks As Marks ) As Integer" ,REALconsoleSafe },
>   {(REALproc) RB_Marks_DestroyInstance, REALnoImplementation,
> "DestroyInstance(pMarks As Marks ) As Integer",REALconsoleSafe },
> };
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Cheers,
> Dan
> 
> 
> 
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