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We are currently working to include more elements, and include some options to let you to create your own components
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Also, the counter component needs preset (with a specific value) and clear inputs; configurable to be synchronous or asynchronous.
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I don't think this will work well on iOS; due to the way extensions work there; but for desktop systems this should be implemented as loading a bundle (OS X) or DLL (Windows). I'm not an Android user, so I'm not sure about that platform.
The interface should - for portability and simplicity - be based on regular ANSI C (so, not Objective-C, Swift, or C#).
I would tend to guess that you have an internal interface for modularizing iCircuit's built-in components; and (obviously, not having seen your source code; I'm guessing) that extending it to load external components - conceptually at least - shouldn't be too hard.
I would tend to think that many of us in the community would be willing to contribute code back to the main project; with the intent that it be (after review of course) integrated in the main program. I would!