I have several .CPP and .H fles which i want to compile together. These files are used for PLC and Oracle database communication. How can i compile these files? I have Borland 2006 C++ IDE, also VC++ IDE.
Please help. Thanks in advance.
prashant
I have several .CPP and .H fles which i want to compile together. These files are used for PLC and Oracle database communication. How can i compile these files? I have Borland 2006 C++ IDE, also VC++ IDE.
Please help. Thanks in advance.
prashant
Whichever IDE you are choosing to use, you should define a project that contains the different parts that you want to build together.
In VC you use "add existing file to project" or some such [sorry, haven't got VC here].
I'm sure that Borland has a similar concept, but of course, not having used Borlan C++ for about 12 years, I don't know how to do that.
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