Hello , I am very new to boost libraries and infact to C++. I have very basic questions. I know that when we have a header file (.hpp) then there must also be a (.cpp) that is the implementation of the header file. But when i see the boost header files in \boost directory I dont find any .cpp files. Where are they? And what if I am using boost header files in my program then in the makefile I need to compile these header files with the corresponding .cpp files. So what path should I use for them? Waiting for your kind reply...Please reply. regards Hammad
AMDG mh00219@surrey.ac.uk wrote:
I am very new to boost libraries and infact to C++. I have very basic questions. I know that when we have a header file (.hpp) then there must also be a (.cpp) that is the implementation of the header file. But when i see the boost header files in \boost directory I dont find any .cpp files. Where are they? And what if I am using boost header files in my program then in the makefile I need to compile these header files with the corresponding .cpp files. So what path should I use for them?
Boost is largely implemented entirely in headers. Please read http://www.boost.org/more/getting_started In Christ, Steven Watanabe
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