The WPF Target provides the means to generate multiple assemblies from a build – one EXE and one or more DLLs – instead of a single EXE.
The Project painter has two additional tabs: Assemblies and Dependencies.
Use the Assemblies tab to determine what assemblies should be built from the target's PBLs. For each PBL in the WPF Target library list, you can select an output assembly. The drop-down lists in the second column of the list view contain all the PBL names with ".DLL" appended. Selecting an assembly name in the second column indicates that the PBL will be included in an output assembly of that name. More than one PBL from the left column can be built to the same output assembly by selecting the same output name. Leaving the second column value blank indicates the PBL will be built to the executable. You can also type a name in the second column. The name is added to all drop-down lists, allowing multiple PBLs to be built to the same output assembly of the given name.
The read-only Dependencies tab indicates how the output assemblies depend on one another to determine build order. You can update the page by running the dependency checker.
All dependency errors indicated in the output window need to be solved before doing a full build for the target.
To solve dependency errors (dependency on executable or circular dependency), you can try the following methods.