From: "A. Sinan Unur" <asu1 AT cornell DOT edu>
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Subject: Re: how to include my own library?
Date: Mon, 16 Jun 1997 07:09:37 -0400
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yin tan cui wrote:
> 
> recently I have wrote an ADT library( about 15 files ) for myself. I
> compiled it and got "libadt.a" placed into djgpp\lib. and I have 

you link libraries and include headers by the way.

> 
> the problem is that every time I need to include these files, I have
> to do
>         #include "c:\djgpp\include\adtlib\adtlib.h"
> 
> Is there a way so that I can just do
>         #include "adtlib.h"
> to get the job done.
> 

you need to add %DJDIR%/include/adtlib to your C and C++ include paths.
then you can use the headers with

#include <adtlib.h>  ... note the angle brackets

btw, if you already have libadt.a in djgpp\lib, then why not just dump
adtlib.h in djgpp\include? i personally prefer keeping add-ons and
standard distributions separate but once you start mixing, don't make it
too hard on yourself.
-- 
   Sinan
 
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