In that year, I learned the Link Library for Linux C-Windows step by step ~~~

After the mini 64 10 migration, I plan to share my Linux C notes with you. If you have any support, I hope you can point it out. Thank you !!

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Direct Write process ~~~~~

Visual c ++ 6.0 creates a static library. The source file code is very simple,

 #include "foo.h" int add(int a, int b){return a + b;} 

Header file code:

#ifndef _FOO_H#define _FOO_H int add(int a, int b);#endif 

If you want to create a static library on Windows, perform the following operations,

Step by step ~~~

(1) Open the Visual C ++ 6.0 tool and click File> New> projects]

(2) select [Win32 static library], write the project name in [project name], and select the Project SAVE address in [location ].

(3) Click OK, continue to finish, and then click OK to create a static library project.

(4) click File> New> files and select C ++ source files ],

(5) Select Add to pProject, add the source file to the project you just created, and enter the file name +. c Suffix in file.

(6) Repeat operations 4 and 5 and add a file name +. h header file.

(7) enter the above Code in the header file and source file respectively, and click the F7 button to generate *. Lib in the DEBUG directory.