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The construction of C++ components allows putting as many service implementations into a component file as desired. Ensure that the component operations are implemented in such a way that <code>component_writeInfo()</code> and <code>component_getFactory()</code> handle all services correctly. Refer to the sample component <code>simple_component</code> to see an example on how to implement two services in one link library.
 
The construction of C++ components allows putting as many service implementations into a component file as desired. Ensure that the component operations are implemented in such a way that <code>component_writeInfo()</code> and <code>component_getFactory()</code> handle all services correctly. Refer to the sample component <code>simple_component</code> to see an example on how to implement two services in one link library.

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The construction of C++ components allows putting as many service implementations into a component file as desired. Ensure that the component operations are implemented in such a way that component_writeInfo() and component_getFactory() handle all services correctly. Refer to the sample component simple_component to see an example on how to implement two services in one link library.

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