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I think that probably your best bet is to create a static library. &nbsp;Just add a new Win32 Static Library (under File/New). &nbsp;Then add your files into this project. &nbsp;After that, you can link the library into your projects (under the Link project tab or just adding the .lib file to your project). &nbsp;You will still need to provide the header files though, however you can make one header file that include all of the others and add the directory with that header file to your list of standard include directories (under Tools/Options/Directories)<wbr />. &nbsp;Hope this helps.
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I think that probably your best bet is to create a static library.  Just add a new Win32 Static Library (under File/New).  Then add your files into this project.  After that, you can link the library into your projects (under the Link project tab or just adding the .lib file to your project).  You will still need to provide the header files though, however you can make one header file that include all of the others and add the directory with that header file to your list of standard include directories (under Tools/Options/Directories).  Hope this helps.

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mnashadka,<br />
Thanks for the info, but I don't like using libraries, and I'm really looking for something like a VC++ AddIn.<br />

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mnashadka,
Thanks for the info, but I don't like using libraries, and I'm really looking for something like a VC++ AddIn.


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There is a set of classes and some functions that I use for most of my projects, and I'm trying to find an easy method to add them to a new project.<br />
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Other then the Custom AppWizard, does VC have any type tools for code reuse?<br />
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Is there a way to create a project template for VC++ other then the Custom AppWizard?<br />
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I'll raise the points up to 300, if I can get some type of working method.
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There is a set of classes and some functions that I use for most of my projects, and I'm trying to find an easy method to add them to a new project.

Other then the Custom AppWizard, does VC have any type tools for code reuse?

Is there a way to create a project template for VC++ other then the Custom AppWizard?

I'll raise the points up to 300, if I can get some type of working method.

Code resue in VC++

C++ is an intermediate-level general-purpose programming language, not to be confused with C or C#. It was developed as a set of extensions to the C programming language to improve type-safety and add support for automatic resource management, object-orientation, generic programming, and exception handling, among other features.