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Old February 7th, 2002, 08:09 AM
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C, MySQL wrapper: making it available in other files?
I've successfully made a connection between C and MySQL, but: my problem is : I've made a header file and a .c file with all my funcitons, now: how can I use the .c file in other programs??
EX:
my_file.h , my_file.c <= all the MySQL stuff
and then use all the functions in my_test.c ???

Just started with C,so any help/pointers apreciated!

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There is more than one way to approach this problem.
1) You can compile the mysql wrapper into a library and then include that library when you compile the new program.
2) You can include the files in with your new program and use it that way.
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