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Help on C++ code - how to instantiate in another code

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Help on C++

Hi Friends,

I have one doubt:

Suppose I have one code written in c++, Now I want to instantiate in another code so how I can do it..

Please help me... I m new to c++ ( I am a HDL designer).

Thanks & Regards,
Udit Kumar
 

Re: Help on C++

Hi uditkumar1983,

I'm both HDL designer an C++ programmer. When we talk about a C++ programm, we do not "instantiate" a code like we can instantiate an floating-point-adder-code in VHDL, for example.
What you want may be a library:
You Write one C++ file where various functions a declared and save this file under "myLib.h". Now you can use this functions in another file by writting
Code: 
#include "myLib.h"
in the top-part of your file (the part where you include other libs, like "stdio.h" or "iostream")

greetings,
magixD
 
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