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Hi! As my projects begun to grow more than what I've expected, separating them into static libraries (text rendering, image loading, sound mixing etc.) was such an obvious thing to do, and I think I've done well, since I got smaller compile times, better code legibility and so on. But now I think that was not so obvious, as I'm in doubt of what is the optimal way to maintain huge game projects and their modules / libraries organized. Question: How do you organize your code? How most softhouses organize their code? Thanks very much!! [Edited by - MajinMusashi on August 27, 2005 7:24:53 PM]
// game.cpp
#pragma comment( lib, "OpenGL32.lib" ) // Link against OpenGL library
#pragma comment( lib, "SDL.lib" ) // Link against SDL library
#pragma comment( lib, "SDLmain.lib" ) // Link against SDLmain library
#pragma comment( lib, "SDL_mixer.lib" ) // Link against SDL Mixer library
#pragma comment( lib, "libfreetype.lib" )// Link against FreeType2 library
#pragma comment( lib, "TEXT.lib" ) // Link against my Text library
#pragma comment( lib, "IMAGE.lib" ) // Link against my Image library
#pragma comment( lib, "GUI.lib" ) // Link against my GUI library
#pragma comment( lib, "LOGGER.lib" ) // Link against my Logger library
#pragma comment( lib, "RESOURCES.lib" ) // Link against my Resources library
#pragma comment( lib, "SOUND.lib" ) // Link against my Sound library