0, when learning with editor, make, Compiler, linker and debugger There are a variety of tools to understand the development details. Use the IDE to speed up development when you are in combat.
Unless your project is simple enough to command: compiler a.cpp can generate A.exe. Otherwise, use a good file organization structure:
Your_project_folder\
Src\
Module_a\
A.cpp
Ax.cpp
Axx.cpp
Module_b\
B.cpp
Bx.cpp
Bxx.cpp
Bin\
Lib\
Library_a\
Xxx.lib
Yyy.lib
Zzz.lib
Library_b\
Hhh.lib
Jjj.lib
Kkk.lib
Include\
Library_a\
Iii.h
Uuu.h
Library_b\
Ggg.h
Fff.h
Module_a\
A.h
Ax.h
Axx.h
Module_b\
D..
Bx.h
Bxx.h
I usually use the makefile can download from here , there is a c++demo download down there is makefile, you can refer to (I am not very deep understanding of makefile, so the writing may be some wordy, but somehow can use ... ), paste the following on my own usual makefile template (with Visual Studio NMAKE program, switch to Linux is actually changed compiler and linker there are some other operating system related instructions can be used, not too much)
1 # compiler2 CC=CL3 # linker4 LINK=Link5 # Libraries6 Lib_zthread=/libpath:e:\cppwksp\zthreaddemo_win\libs\zthread7 Lib_sync_output=/libpath:e:\cppwksp\zthreaddemo_win\demo\c11\531-synchronizedoutput\lib8# Headers9 Header_path=/I e:\cppwksp\zthreaddemo_win\include/i includeTen # Options One EHSC=/EHSC A compilation_only=/ C - C_out=/fo: - L_out=/OUT: the # Compiler & linker debug option, to disable debug, replace '/zi ' & '/debug ' with empty strings - # c_debug =/zi - # l_debug =/debug - C_debug= + L_debug= - # targets + A bin\test.exe: bin Lib\synchronizedoutput_win32.lib obj\synchronizedoutputtask.obj obj\normaltask.obj Obj\task.obj Obj\main.obj at $ (LINK) $ (l_debug) $ (lib_zthread) $ (lib_sync_output) $ (l_out)Bin\test.exe obj\main.obj obj\ Synchronizedoutputtask.obj obj\normaltask.obj obj\task.obj synchronizedoutput_win32.lib ZThread_win32.lib - - lib\synchronizedoutput_win32.lib: lib obj obj\synchronizedoutput.obj - LIB $ (l_out)lib\synchronizedoutput_win32.lib obj\synchronizedoutput.obj - - obj\synchronizedoutput.obj: src\synchronizedoutput.cpp include\synchronizedoutput.h in $ (CC) $ (c_debug) $ (EHSC) $ (header_path) $ (compilation_only) src\synchronizedoutput.cpp $ (c_out) Obj\synchronizedoutput.obj - to obj\main.obj: src\main.cpp include\synchronizedoutputtask.h include\normaltask.h include\Task.h + $ (CC) $ (c_debug) $ (EHSC) $ (header_path) $ (compilation_only) src\main.cpp $ (c_out)obj\main.obj< /c5> - the obj\synchronizedoutputtask.obj: src\synchronizedoutputtask.cpp include\synchronizedoutputtask.h Include\task.h include\synchronizedoutput.h * $ (CC) $ (c_debug) $ (EHSC) $ (header_path) $ (compilation_only) src\synchronizedoutputtask.cpp $ (c_out) Obj\synchronizedoutputtask.obj $ Panax Notoginseng obj\normaltask.obj: src\normaltask.cpp include\normaltask.h include\task.h - $ (CC) $ (c_debug) $ (EHSC) $ (header_path) $ (compilation_only) src\normaltask.cpp $ (c_out)obj\ Normaltask.obj the + obj\task.obj: src\task.cpp include\task.h A $ (CC) $ (c_debug) $ (EHSC) $ (header_path) $ (compilation_only) src\task.cpp $ (c_out)obj\task.obj< /c3> the + # Folders - $ Bin: $ MkDir bin - - obj: the mkdir obj - Wuyi Lib: the mkdir Lib - Wu # Clean - # Bin, lib, obj folders and pdb files About $ . Phony: clean - Clean : - -rmdir/s/Q bin - -rmdir/s/q Lib A -rmdir/s/q obj +-del *.pdb
About Makefile, I wrote a note very important, Click here to view
1, the first file of # include order: Their own header files, third-party tools of the header files, standard header files, as far as possible from the top to the bottom of this arrangement order
Header file must be written on #ifndef xxx #define XXX #endif的header guard
Header file In addition to template and inline, all write declaration do not write implementation code in the header file, so that xxx redefined error, keep a good habit
2. Do not include in the header file: Using directives and using namespace directives
Do not initialize the static member in the header file, avoid the xxx redefined error, and put in the CPP file to initialize
3. If you have a class, try to create a separate header file and CPP file for this class, except when you need to hide the implementation details
4. Waiting to be added ...
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