Compiling multiple .cpp files

[Rankail]

When programming in cpp i like to create a .cpp and .h file for every bigger class. Is it possible to compile multiple cpp-files into one tns-file? And how can i set it up? What do i need to change in the makefile?

[Ti64CLi++]

Yes of course. You have to specify every source file to your command.
I suggest you create a Makefile in order to do everything for you. And the SDK already has a pretty useful command to create a ready-to-use makefile.
Use nspire-tools new <name of the project>

[Rankail]

I have already created a makefile with that command. I wanted to know if i need to change anything in it to compile other cpp files int the same directory. It sounds like i don't need to do anything?

[Ti64CLi++]

No, just put all your .cpp and .h(pp) files in the same directory as the makefile, and you're good to go. Just type make in your console

[Rankail]

Nice. That's way easier than i thought. Thanks.

[SlyVTT]

It is even not mandatory to have everything in the same directory than the makefile.
All subdirectories placed in the folder where is the makfile will also be scanned and treated.
Be aware of that cause it can be usefull for sorting files but can also create some issues if your project contains several versions of file with same function names.

Br

Sly

[Rankail]

Oh. Even better than i thought

[Ti64CLi++]

Oh yeah right, I had forgotten about the subdirectories