The Fl_Table project can either be installed as a subdirectory either inside your own project, or in a separate directory that all your projects can refer to.Just be sure to compile with the -I (include) flag pointing to where the Fl_Table directory is, and to link in the Fl_Table.o and Fl_Table_Row.o files left in that directory after doing a 'make'.
This is the recommended technique; put Fl_Table in a directory where all your projects can refer to it.It is advised you locate Fl_Table in the same source directory your FLTK version(s) are installed, e.g.
Unix Install Windows Install /usr/local/src/fltk-1.x.x/ <-- if fltk is here.. /usr/local/src/Fl_Table-3.xx/ <-- ..then put Fl_Table here c:\fltk-1.x.x\ <-- if fltk is here.. c:\Fl_Table-3.xx\ <-- ..then put Fl_Table hereIn your Makefile, just add the Fl_Table-3.xx directory to your include path, and link in Fl_Table.o and Fl_Table_Row.o on your link line, e.g.
Unix Builds Windows Builds TABLEINCS = -I/usr/local/src/Fl_Table-3.xx TABLEOBJS = /usr/local/src/Fl_Table-3.xx/Fl_Table.o \ /usr/local/src/Fl_Table-3.xx/Fl_Table_Row.o \ foo: foo.cxx g++ $(TABLEINCS) foo.cxx -c g++ foo.o $(TABLEOBJS) .. TABLEINCS = /Ic:\Fl_Table-3.xx TABLEOBJS = c:\Fl_Table-3.xx\Fl_Table.obj \ c:\Fl_Table-3.xx\Fl_Table_Row.obj foo: foo.cxx cl /TP /C $(TABLEINCS) foo.cxx .. link foo.obj $(TABLEOBJS) ..
You can do this if you want Fl_Table to be part of your app. but the better technique is above; Installing Fl_Table Into A Separate Directory.Here's an example of how to install Fl_Table into your project's own directory:
../src/YourApp/ | |-- YourApp.C |-- YourApp.H -- Contains "#include <FL/Fl_Table.H>" |-- Makefile -- Compile with "-I./Fl_Table", | link with ./Fl_Table/Fl_Table.o ./Fl_Table/Fl_Table_Row.o | |-- Fl_Table-3.xx -- Fl_Table installed as a subdirectory : | |-- FL | | | |-- Fl_Table.H | |-- Fl_Table_Row.H | : | |-- Fl_Table.o |-- Fl_Table_Row.o |-- Makefile :
This way you can use e.g. "#include <FL/Fl_Table.H>" in your C++ files; just use "-I./Fl_Table-3.xx" as one of the compile flags, and your #include will resolve correctly.When linking be sure to link with ./Fl_Table-3.xx/Fl_Table.o and ./Fl_Table-3.xx/Fl_Table_Row.o as part of the link instructions for your app. (Or for Windows, refer to the equivalent ".obj" files)