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Hi,
Do you know how can I make a library file and attach it to my programme with VIM?
I think that Library file is a header file is it true or false?
Thanks a lot
Well yes and no...a header file can form part of a library, but you'd still need to write the corresponding C source file. Vim is just a text editor, so create your files and compile them to object code. If you want to make a shared object library file look into using ranlib. I don't know the details though, I've never needed to do it.
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How can I make a Library file with VIM?
