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: Executes CMake, builds via MSVC, runs integration tests, and signs the resulting xplatcppwindowsdll.dll using a code-signing certificate.

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Cross-platform C++ development allows developers to write code once and deploy it across Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android. However, maintaining a shared codebase while managing platform-specific binaries—like a Windows Dynamic Link Library (DLL)—requires careful architecture. Architecture of Modern Cross-Platform C++ DLLs Download the

While Windows lacks fork() , a similar effect is achieved using a "launcher" process. The main application requests an update, spawns a new instance of itself that loads the new DLL, passes the communication handle (e.g., socket or named pipe), and then gracefully terminates. This is common in web servers (e.g., Nginx’s binary upgrade). For C++ desktop apps, this ensures zero downtime for the user session, though the underlying process changes.