Contained in this folder are projects illustrating how to build multiple parts into one shared library. If you are building a suite of related ODF parts you may want to consider deploying your parts as one shared library in order to reduce the total code footprint. The document Merged Part Suites in the "Documentation:Development Notes:" folder contains more information including a brief analysis of the pros and cons of merging ODF parts, and a recipe for converting a set of standard ODF projects into projects for creating merged parts.
The folders "Bitmap", "Nothing", and "Draw" each contain a folder named STPPCDebug. You will need to move these STPPCDebug folders into the corresponding Bitmap, Nothing, and Draw folders inside your ODF Development folder. These projects build static libraries.
The folder "Merged" is like a regular ODF Part folder. Move it into your ODF Development folder. Inside the Merged folder is a CWPPCDebug folder, and in that folder is a Merged.π project. Building this project creates a shared library ODFMerged. You can then replace the Bitmap, Nothing, and Draw parts in your editors folder with the ODFMerged library.
Note: 'Merged' uses the resources from the CWPPCDebug build of ODFDraw, ODFNothing and ODFBitmap. Those three parts must be built in order to build the Merged part.
