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I have recently gotten back into hobby programming and have downloaded the Unity unit testing library for c from Github. In future, I would like to use this library for all projects and don't want to keep copying it over / referring to it's path during compilation. What is the recommended method of doing this? I have attempted to create a .so file and store it in /usr/local/lib (which is a search directory for the linker) as detailed in this video but that hasn't really worked. The error I get when attemtping this is a simple "undefined reference to etc", so it can't find it. I also attempted copying the two .h files (unity.h and unity_internals.h) into /usr/include and changing the include statements from #include "unity.h" to #include and recompiling but that didn't help. Is there a way for me to store the library in my home directory somewhere as opposed to under root?