Library - Usage

You can put fbext.bi directly in your project's folder and include it with
#include "fbext.bi". In this case it gets always compiled together with your
project.

The "proper" way would be to create a library file, static or dynamic (DLL).
This way, the already compiled library gets linked into your
program binary when compiled. But this requires, that you compile the
file fbext.bas in the "lib" folder with the switch -lib or -dylib, and to
copy the results (e.g. libfbext.a/libfbext.dll.a) in the proper folder in
"lib" inside the fbc compiler's folder. If you create a DLL, e.g. fbext.dll
has to be published with your project (don't put it inside fbc's folder).

The file fbext.bi aside of fbext.bas has to be copied into the "inc" folder
of fbc. You still use #include "fbext.bi" to use the library, therefore it
has no effect on your source code.

Overview:

lib/fbext.bi   - include file for library
lib/fbext.bas  - source file of library to compile
Readme.txt     - this file
fbext.bi       - source file to include in projects,
                 above lib/-*.bi and -*.bas files in one
