Let's say you have object file print_hello.a
and a header print_hello.h
. To be more precise let's create print_hello.a
:
print_hello.h
#ifndef __PRINT_HELLO_
#define __PRINT_HELLO_
void print_hello();
#endif /* __PRINT_HELLO__ */
print_hello.c
#include <stdio.h>
#include "print_hello.h"
void print_hello() {
printf("Hello!
");
}
Compile it with
$ gcc -c print_hello.c -o print_hello.a
Now we need to add this to Eclipse. Create a project let's call it example
. Create a example.c
in which you will call print_hello
#include "print_hello.h"
int main() {
print_hello();
}
Now we need to link it to the print_hello.a
. Right-click on project and choose Properties
. Go to the C/C++ Build -> Settings -> GCC C Linker -> Miscellaneous
. In the Other objects
click on add button and choose the path to the print_hello.a
. Also add path to .h
file in GCC C Compiler -> Includes
. Build and run you project, it should output
Hello!
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