My current development environment:
- WinXP SP2 english
- Eclipse Europa + CDT using
- gnu-toolchain implemented via cygwin
- Widestudio Native Application Builder plugin for eclipse
All of these are working fine together, so I can "click together" my
windows, and add code via event procedures.
Now from what I understand, GUI applications that integrate with the
operating system are somewhat different as to their main()-function: Not
sure if it exists at all, but at least the eclipse/NAB environment
doesn't let me peek at it, if it's there.
I used to go about including a selfmade c++ library (lib.c & lib.h) by
compiling it to a binary, and then linking it. But that was under Linux,
with my own makefiles - and I have forgotten a lot.
Let's say I have some general functions that I want to call from several
of my GUI classes (e.g. from the mainwindow event procedures) - so I
create a new general.cpp file, declare the function headers in
general.h, include the general.h file whereever I need it and ... well -
and what? How would I go about telling the compiler to precompile the
functions in general.cpp that require(!) the GUI libraries, and then
link that general(.o?)-library into the application executable?
My main problem is that I am using the CDT Makefile Builder, so if
anyone is familiar with eclipse, if you know any options that will allow
this one to continue working, that would be awesome.
Otherwise - for a start - the command line approach for g++ would help
me understand / remember.
Thanks a lot!
Lars
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