Building C$++$ Programs

For this section consider the following files:

Q$2.$ It is desired combine the code in the above files into a static library $($or "archive"$).$

$($a$)$ Which files need to be compiled?

$($b$)$ Give the C$++$ compiler command which converts the source file to an object

file.

$($c$)$ State the dependencies of each cxx file.

$($d$)$ Using make syntax, write down the dependencies and action which will result

in the production of libfile$1.$o$.$

$($e$)$ libfile$1.$h contains only the prototype of the byn function. Why is it included

by libfile$1.$cxx where the function is defined?

$($f$)$ Describe a process by which header$-$file dependencies can be generated auto$-$

matically as compilation progresses. You do not need to give specific commands

to achieve each step you describe.Building C$++$ Programs

For this section consider the following files:

Q$2.$ It is desired combine the code in the above files into a static library $($or "archive"$).$

$($a$)$ Which files need to be compiled?

$($b$)$ Give the C$++$ compiler command which converts the source file to an object

file.

$($c$)$ State the dependencies of each cxx file.

$($d$)$ Using make syntax, write down the dependencies and action which will result

in the production of libfile$1.$o$.$

$($e$)$ libfile$1.$h contains only the prototype of the byn function. Why is it included

by libfile$1.$cxx where the function is defined?

$($f$)$ Describe a process by which header$-$file dependencies can be generated auto$-$

matically as compilation progresses. You do not need to give specific commands

to achieve each step you describe.