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Hi,
I am using VB6.0. I'm having an Standard EXE Project. I'm having 4 ActiveX Dlls (each having a single class module and a module) and I referenced those dlls in that Std EXE Project.
I want to know which one of the following is advantageous.
1. Creating a Single Dll containing all Classes and the Modules.
2. Creating separate Dlls as I did.
Thanx for any help
Sujatha
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There is no simple answer to your question. My own rule of thumb is to group like things together in one dll. The purpose of using dlls is to promote reuse of code. If you have three dll's that are always used together then it might make sense to put them in the same dll. However, if you often you one or more of the dlls without using the others, than you proably want to keep them seperate.
I hope this helps, Like I said earlier is not a simple yes or no answer :)