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The PluginUnload routine is called exactly once when a plugin is unloaded.

It handles releasing of resources, and removal of callbacks.

The plugin's PluginEntry should set the pointer to this function in PluginObject->PluginUnload. If no routine exists, this pointer is set to nullptr.

Example

YYTKStatus PluginUnload()
{
    // Release buffers.
    // Remove function hooks (the ones not handled by YYToolkit's Core).
    return YYTK_OK; // Successful PluginUnload.
}

This is an example of a PluginUnload function.

Syntax

YYTKStatus PluginUnload();

Parameters

This function has no parameters.

Return Value

The function must return YYTK_OK if unloading succeeds. In other cases, it returns a matching YYTKStatus to help with troubleshooting.