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Sim085 · 16 January 2022, 11:17

Hello,

I guess this is more a question in relation to make. At the moment I have organized a program with a header file for each source file. So if I have common.c then I have common.h.

Now, it is not a must must, but I would like to have a single header file which exposed functions are implemented in multiple source files. In CMake I would achieve this through the add_executable command.

Code:

add_executable(App main.c hello.h hello1.c hello2.c)

(in the above example hello.h defines functions which some are implemented in hello1.c and others in hello2.c. main.c only needs to include hello.h to access all the functions.)

However I cannot see how to replicate using make.

Anyone has any advice?

16 January 2022, 11:17	#1
Sim085 Registered User Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: N/A Posts: 962	One .h file for multiple .c files? Hello, I guess this is more a question in relation to make. At the moment I have organized a program with a header file for each source file. So if I have common.c then I have common.h. Now, it is not a must must, but I would like to have a single header file which exposed functions are implemented in multiple source files. In CMake I would achieve this through the add_executable command. Code: add_executable(App main.c hello.h hello1.c hello2.c) (in the above example hello.h defines functions which some are implemented in hello1.c and others in hello2.c. main.c only needs to include hello.h to access all the functions.) However I cannot see how to replicate using make. Anyone has any advice?