How to use din. libraries not from global space?

Question

C++ / C#

Let's say I have library sources. I compiled it and got a set of .S0 files. Next, you need to use dlopen and header files. But out of the box, header files are treated "like global" ala <patch>. Usually you need to drop the header files and libraries in usr/ and everything is ok. But what if I want to make a local lib folder in my project in which I will store all this stuff. Then I need to correct all the include header files so that they use "local" files ala "patch"? Or how?

Answer 1

The only difference is where the compiler will look for headers in the first place. To use <Х>- tell the compiler where you have the includes.
In Makefile
In QMake - variable INCLUDEPATH
For MSBuld - environment variable INCLUDE.