Tizen Developers

Hi,
Regarding C++ you don't need to add any additional parameters in Tizen IDE. Just rename your *.c files to *.cpp and it will be compiled with C++ compiler automatically.
But your should implement your cpp file strictly on the  С++.
Alexey.

Also,
Regarding shared libraries: you need build you library at first : IDE->File->New->Tizen Native project->Template->Library->Shared library with x86 or arm configuration, to select architecture : right click on project -> Properties -> C/C++ Build -> Tizen Settings -> Architecture.
After this just add your library (*.so file) into youprojectDir/lib folder and build project (with x86 or arm configuration)
Use Eina_Module api to load your library dinamically from code, something like this:

Eina_Module* module= eina_module_new  ("/opt/usr/apps/org.tizen.yourApp/lib/libsharedlib.so") ;
eina_module_load(module);
bool (*myfunc)(void);
myfunc=  eina_module_symbol_get  ( module, "tizensharedlib" );
(*myfunc)();
eina_module_unload(module);

Alexey.

Alex is, thank you answers.
How do I use StaticLibrary through the IDE?

For example ...

[staticlib.h]
int FuncSum (int a, int b);

[staticlib.cpp]
int FuncSum (int a, int b)
{
     return a + b;
}

After the build up to the source libstaticlib.a, I would like to use from the App Project.

include <staticlib.h>
......
{
     .....
     int result = FuncSum (10,20);
}

I want to use this way, will continue to function FuncSum, undefined reference to 'FuncSum' of such an error occurred.

[Project Properties] - [C / C ++ Build] - [Settings] after entering the tab, C ++ Linker Libraries not in spite of, despite adding staticlib.

Please advise. Thank you.