Hello, I wrote some c and h files with few structs and functions.
Is there a way to "export" them like libraries, in order to distribute them instead of distributing the code? I dont know well the form of C projects, so I dont know what is usually done.
Thanks a lot!
Who is your audience? What platform(s)? Do you want static or dynamic libraries? Would it not be easier and more portable to just use a .zip file with the sourcefiles?
What license agreement are you distributing under?
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for linux this thread might help youOriginally Posted by gibbofresco
x.h file definition in y.c file. how to link?
C's Motto: who cares what it means? I just compile it!!
Thank you for reply. I did not consider those aspects.
gisosmat, thanks for link, I'm working under Win.
matsp, you're probably right: a pack of code is better in this case.
It's code for exercise and practice about data structures, so viewing the code itself should be interesting. So I'll make the zip.
But! What shall I do if I'd desire to make dynamic libraries for Win?
Thanks a lot again
Are you trying to do a stand-alone .dll file that includes your code so you can link against that library and use that code in your app?
