2.2 The Parts Directory Structure

The installation process creates or adds to a parts directory structure that stores software, documentation, and information that SPM uses when compiling your product.

SPM uses the following convention to name the parts directory:

<rw_root>\parts\tpr<ver><osfam>

For example, if the root directory is c:\rwav and the Tools.h++ Professional version number is 1.2.2, the parts directory on Windows NT 4.0 is named:

c:\rwav\parts\tpr122w

Table 5 explains how the directory is organized.

Table 5 -- Organization of the parts directory structure

Directory	Description
`source\src`	Tools.h++ Professional source code.
`source\etc`	Files used by SPM to build the Tools.h++ Professional source code.
`source\src\rw`	Java components for `jtools`.
`source\src\rw\toolpro`	Tools.h++ Professional C++ header files.
`docs`	Tools.h++ Professional readme file.
`examples\src`	Tools.h++ Professional examples.¹
`examples\etc`	Files used by SPM to build the Tools.h++ Professional examples.

1	The `examples` directory is the top of a directory tree holding several sets of examples, each with its own pair of `etc` and `src` directories. See the next section for a fuller description of the `examples` directories.