Thread: how do i make my own libraries

try and write a simple code like helloworld:

#include <iostream>

int main()

{

cout<<"HelloWorld";

return 0

}

and keep messing around with your compiler. if you would like, start readin some c++ tutorial it might help you out of what you looking for.


http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.html

Originally posted by oldmancan
im useing dev-c++ 5 beta 7

i want to make my own libraries

im new to prgraming and i experamented a little with no luck what so ever if any one could point in the right direction
that would be great

Static Link Libraries or Dynamic Link Libraries (.lib or .dll)

A Static Link Library is even easier than making an executable because there is not even a link phase. Just go to file, new project, static library, and then put whatever you want in there.

#include the same headers and add the library in Project Options (Add Library or Object). You'll select the .a file (.lib is just a different extension).