Code Libraries and Standalone Applications

Sarah Reichelt sarah.reichelt at gmail.com
Sun Apr 18 19:44:02 EDT 2010


> Thanks for the pointer to the stackFiles property.  That certainly makes
> life easier but it still seems to defeat one of the purposes of having a
> central code library in that there's a copy of the the library in every app
> I write instead of it being in one central location and accessed from that
> location by any app.  Of course, I only have one app right now and who knows
> if I'll ever write another one so probably shouldn't worry about it!

Unless you never distribute your standalones, or have the libraries on
some generally accessible server, you are always going to have to
include them with every app. The advantage of using libraries is that
you only have to maintain them in one place. Multiple projects can
access the same library stacks and will pick up any changes to the
libraries every time a new standalone is built.

Cheers,
Sarah



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