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Subject: Re: .H Files?!?!?!??!
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>
>Sorry if this quesiton is asked frequently, or if the answer is
>painfully obvious...  but please answer it anyway.
>
>Ok....  from what I am able to figure out...  A C/C++ *.h file
>contains macro/constant Definitions, and Function PROTOTYPES....  my
>only question is: If I were to create a .h file for my own use, where
>do I put the actual function Body?
>
>-Joe!
><

In a C module.... that also #includes that .h  file.... which you'd then add to
your project...
Jim the loiterer
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