Namespace

[gobblewobble123]

Is it possible to save a namespace as a library, and use it without having to rewrite the code? Like namespace std? I made a namespace called, "Namespace blackjack" and then made a bunch of functions and stuff, but I want to know if I can save it as a library/directory so that I can just call functions from it without re-defining the functions.

Thanks.

[Bazzy]

You can write a library and put every symbol of that library in a namespace.
Then you'll have to #include the header of your library as usual

[hanst99]

Header files.

[gobblewobble123]

How do I create this library and include it?

[hanst99]

Like that:

//header.h
#ifndef MY_HEADER_GUARDER
#define MY_HEADER_GUARDER
namespace MyNamespace
{
//Declarations
}
#endif //MY_HEADER_GUARDER
//Implementations.cpp
#include <header.h>
namespace MyNamespace
{
//Implementation of your classes, functions etc
}

Then you'd just distribute the header along with the object file. If you have multiple object files, you'd want to create a library for them - how you do that depends on the linker you are using. You can then use everything declared in header.h if you include it, and link your object file.

[bboy212]

It seems you don't even need an namepace try a object: http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/classes/
or simple header file instead.