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using multiple dlls
Hi !
My Excel application creates a menu with some 10 commands. I plan to place the corresponding code in dlls. Would you advise me to a. have one dll with 10 classes called by the menu, or b. have 10 different dlls ? Thank you for any advice. This is the firt time I am trying anything of this sort. Pat |
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using multiple dlls
My vote is one dll.
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "PM" wrote in message ... Hi ! My Excel application creates a menu with some 10 commands. I plan to place the corresponding code in dlls. Would you advise me to a. have one dll with 10 classes called by the menu, or b. have 10 different dlls ? Thank you for any advice. This is the firt time I am trying anything of this sort. Pat |
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