Feature lock and unlock
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I am working on an application that has different features built in for parsing traffic logs for the television broadcast industry. Marketing wants to sell each feature seperately or as a full package. What would be the best way to turn on and off these features short of having to do seperate builds for each of them. Also if at a later date the customer wants to add features to his existing software without having to send them a new build. raybert
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I am working on an application that has different features built in for parsing traffic logs for the television broadcast industry. Marketing wants to sell each feature seperately or as a full package. What would be the best way to turn on and off these features short of having to do seperate builds for each of them. Also if at a later date the customer wants to add features to his existing software without having to send them a new build. raybert
There are many solutions to your problem. One way we do it at our company is run a little setup dialog first, so that the user tells what to start. Then that dialog calls the appropriate executables and passes in different command-line arguments for different features.
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I am working on an application that has different features built in for parsing traffic logs for the television broadcast industry. Marketing wants to sell each feature seperately or as a full package. What would be the best way to turn on and off these features short of having to do seperate builds for each of them. Also if at a later date the customer wants to add features to his existing software without having to send them a new build. raybert
package your features in DLL, only ship the one that the client buy.
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