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It is possible to specify an interface (and therefore an FLM) to be used
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for each component (bld.inf) in a build in addition to the normal target
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FLMs used to create the binaries.
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This is done by setting the variable "INTERFACE.component" in the build
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configuration to the name of the required interface.
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Operations can then be performed on a per-component basis. An example of
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how to use this can be seen in the test file,
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$SBS_HOME/test/smoke_suite/flm_extension.py
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which uses the following files to set-up and perform a "documenting" build,
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$SBS_HOME/test/smoke_suite/test_resources/docs/docs_build.xml
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$SBS_HOME/test/smoke_suite/test_resources/docs/component.flm
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$SBS_HOME/test/smoke_suite/test_resources/docs/target.flm
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By default the variable "INTERFACE.component" is set to "" and no extra FLM
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is included.
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