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Then I reference all of the projects (project to project) in my single C#/UWP App.

I plan to have multiple "C++/WinRT WRC" projects (one for each namespace, each consisting of multiple runtimeclass interfaces with separate. Is this just a visual nicety of Solution Explorer OR is this indicating that I have something wrong?!? IDL file as the original ones did when I created the new project. IDL file and then manually add an associated. As I need to add functionality to the interface I just edit the IDL file, rebuild and add functionality to the header and implementation C++ files. cpp files) needed for the implementation. In this way I have a single IDL file per runtime class with its associated headers and implementation files including any other files (c++. Build to generate stub files then manually copy and "fill in" these files before a final build which is successful. This seems to work ok?! I then manually add associated. IDL file using Project->Add New Item->Midl File (.idl).

Within the same project I can add a second (third and so on). winmd file will be the one that the consumers of your component will reference." winmd files into a single file with the same name as the root namespace. Visual Studio merges all of the resulting. How do I follow and implement the recommendation: "We recommend that you declare each runtime class in its own Interface Definition Language (IDL) (.idl) file, in order to optimize build performance when you edit an IDL file, and for logical correspondence of an IDL file to its generated source code files. Windows Runtime Component C++/WinRT project.