December 2013
Beginner
656 pages
16h 42m
English
EXPLORATION 41
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Using Multiple Source Files
Real programs rarely fit into a single source file, and I know you’ve been champing at the bit, eager to explore how C++ works with multiple source files that make up a single program. This Exploration shows you the basics. Advanced techniques, such as shared libraries (DLLs, shared objects, etc.), are beyond the scope of this book and sometimes involve compiler-specific features that extend the language beyond the standard. You have to consult your compiler documentation for details.
Multiple Source Files
The basic principle is that you can define any function or global object in any source file. The ...
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