c++ - Do libraries usually come with header files? -


I am currently being useful for time, again making a small library of reusable codes and I am wondering how libraries are usually deployed? I was under the impression that Dll and .lib will suffice, but then, how do I reference classes and tasks? Does it come with lots of .h files for the library or is there a more elegant solution?

What is the use of real-world deployment that uses the library? Once linked to the link, then me too. Need to send the Dll file or the content of the library is copied to the program?

As a rule of thumb, you collect all your public ways, Wants to end users in a group named header. At this point, you should distinguish between the internal header and the API header and you will see that your header file number (API header) will decrease and the management of the file structure will be very easy.

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