Header file creation

Well, header files are text files saved with a ''.h'' extension (ie: stdio.h) for the ''C'' or ''C++'' language (as I know them).

Place declarations, #defines and what not in them. Don''t place operational code in them with the exception of MACROS. Place instructions in your .C/C++ files. (.c/.cpp)

You can make your own but don''t expect them to look like those in stdio.h those are very complicated.

Other than this over simplified answer of mine, I''d say to buy a decent book on programming.

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Original post by Like2Byte
Well, header files are text files saved with a ''.h'' extension (ie: stdio.h) for the ''C'' or ''C++'' language (as I know them).

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Or ''.hpp.'' or ''.hxx'' or ''.H'' or with no extension at all . Seriously though, the industry standard seems to be ''.h'', so you can just as well go with that.

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