i am currently using Borland's C++ Builder 5 .... the only downfall of it is that i am using it for dos (console) programming .... in the old days i was just using the DGJPP comiler which was relatively simple....my question is: if i write my own header file (header.h) and my own implementation file (header.cpp) how do i go about compiling and linking them (using Borland), so that the compiler knows that path to each component file????
thanx for any insights....
matheo917
I use VC++6.0 so this may or may not apply, but when i make a .h and .cpp file I usually include the .h file into the project, and have a #include statement in the main.cpp file to include the .h file
The .h file then #include's the .cpp implimentation file.
You could place the 2 files in your compilers include directory, or in the same directory that the main source code is in, and add the .h to the project, if necessary
i played around with it and i actually got it to work....
your insights were helpful....
thanx
matheo917
