Very newb question on this, but most things I read are overly complex or hop between 10 things without saying anything.

I came from Java, and want to learn C . I have made a small project (5 classes main) that would be useful in many future projects I want to attempt.

I am trying to set up Visual Studio such that I can call the class set of this project similar to how libraries are called, while referencing other libraries as needed. I managed to add this project to the intellisense (I think that is the right word) on a new project by

right click project >properties > Config Properties > C/C > General > Additional Include Directories.

Running the new project fails though due to "unresolved external symbol" errors.

Ideally, I would be able to call the classes and functions of this project like other libraries, and be able to ignore structure, and have it so I can expand this easily, such that I could have a personal Math folder, Map folder, and others be accessible with just #includes and then running it.

Visual Studio Version Info: Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2022 (64-bit) - Current Version 17.1.2

I don't even know if it is possible, but I think it is, as it would be hellish to build large games or programs without the ability to cross reference other stuff easily.

CodePudding user response：

If you need to create and use static library, you need to read this issue.

If you need to use dynamic library, you need to read this issue.