Could you please let me know what is difference between DECLARE_DYNAMIC and DECLARE_DYNCREATE?
Where exactly we can use them?
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The first declares that a class has runtime type info and the second that instances can be created dynamically at runtime. This is described in detail in the MSDN documentation – see links like Run-Time Object Model Services for more info.