Re: [Dev-C++] include of selfcreated libraries

[Carlos d. M. <cg...@wo...>]

You can name the lib libfoo.a and use -lfoo (which is the recommended, th=
e
linker adds automatically the lib and the .a). Or you type instead -lfoo
foo.a or path/to/it/foo.a.

I suppose you built an static library project.

Frank Wagner escribi=F3:

> Hello,
>
> I wrote some classes that I don't want to include to new projekts every
> time. So I created a directory ../inlcude and put in the foo.h files
> containing the classes. Then I compiled the the foo.cpp building a
> library named foo.a.
> At the linker options I put in a -l foo.a but while compiling a new
> projekt that sould use that new library I get a linker error.
> What is neccessary to linkt the lib file? Is it neccessary to name the
> libfile libfoo.a or someone else ??
>
> Any suggestions?? Whats with the foo.so is this essential?
>
> I hope somewone can give me a hint.
>
> Greetings
>
> Frank
>
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