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how to organize a c++ project
I am new to C++, and I am building a c++ project which will call methods inside another c++ project, how do I organize my project and how to inclue other project?(in java, I know to include the jar file with building of class path)
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MS visual studio 2005
I don't use that one myself, so I can't help you with specifics, but does my first post answer your question, or are you looking for something else ? If so, what ?
Hi,
you can create multiple projects inside a .sln solution but that makes project complex to maintain in vs.
If you create or have libraries (lib or dll files) and use them to link or execute a program is good way to do this.
you can create multiple projects inside a .sln solution but that makes project complex to maintain in vs.
If you create or have libraries (lib or dll files) and use them to link or execute a program is good way to do this.
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Organizing a project depends on its size, but usually, you want to split up the code in separate modules. A module corresponds to a .cpp file, and contains everything related to a specific part of the code (often modelled as a class).
For larger projects, it might be useful to group related modules in separate directories.
What compiler are you using ? Are you using any IDE ? Which one ?