Thread: Could I create my own library to include in programs?

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    Question Could I create my own library to include in programs?

    I was wondering if I can assemble and compiler a code library of the most used functions I use. For example I am currently trying to develop a low-level digital logic circuit simulator and I have created the code for the logical gates AND, OR, NOT, XOR...Instead of including their prototypes and code each time, how could I just write let's say #include <loggates.h> and have them ready?
    Thanks in advance!

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    Code:
    func.h.....
    
    int func1();
    int func2();
    int func3();
    Code:
    func.cpp
    
    #include "func.h"
    
    int func1()
    {
    // impl
    }
    
    int func2()
    {
    //impl
    }
    
    int func3()
    {
    //impl
    }
    Code:
    main.cpp
    
    #include "func.h"
    int main()
    {
    int a=func1();
    int b=func2();
    int c=func3();
    return 0;
    }
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