How to create a separate library for inclusion in C ++ / Eclipse

Question

I have C ++ code to work with the TinyXML parser. However, for this I had to include the source code from TinyXML with my regular source code. I would like to include TinyXML as a separate library. I am using Eclipse with the Cygwin C ++ compiler. What a good way to do this?

Answer 1

I assume that you want to separate the library from the project’s own source code ... but you don’t know how to create when the library is not in the same folder.

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