Jason wrote:
If I am able to make the above into it's own library, would it be as
simple to use it in my main program just by using a
#include <mymenulibrary.h>?
Yes. First of all, you have to create dynamically loaded library (on M$ Win), or shared object
library (*.so) on linux. Next, make new direcotiry in /usr/inlude for it, and copy *.so and *.h
there. The last thing is to add "-lNAMEOFYOURLIBRARY" do gcc command line. And,
remember to do ldconfig, it can be usefull. Then include e.g <mylib/mylib.h> to your
application. That's all :)
On linux, to make *.so:
1. Compile all cpp
g++ -Wno-deprecated -c -fPIC file1.cpp file2.cpp
2. Make *so
g++ -shared -fPIC -o libNAME.so file1.o file2.o
PS. Remember, that NAMEOFYOURLIBRARY in gcc command line shoud be name of your lib
WITHOUT "lib", for example, if your lib name is libsupertoolkit, you should add
-lsupertoolkit.
Good luck,
taheto
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