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Question on cross platform libraries and networking
1 project | /r/C_Programming | 26 Oct 2022

I've had a look at some open source libraries that already support networking on different platforms like nanomsg, but I can't really tell how the library includes it's headers. My current idea is to use the processors to include the right headers for each system, and then each function would do the same. In a makefile I would do the same for linking correctly. Is this a good method, or is there an easier way? Or does it not matter overall as long as the library works?