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I have the following question:
I was given the task – to build an application. There was a ready file counter.h and some other file – counter.obj. It turned out that in the counter.h there were only declarations of the functions – how can I include .obj file into the .cpp file so that it compiles? I am using Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 – and in which folder should the file itself go?
Add the obj-file to the Solution just as you would do with cpp-files (i usually do this by drag-and-drop, that is, drag the file from the Windows Explorer and drop it on a project in the Solution Exporer window).
You can put the obj-file together with cpp-files; it doesn’t really matter.