What is the common file extension for LZFSE compressed files? - compression

What is the common file extension for LZFSE compressed files? Is it .lz? or .lzfse?

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Split a header-only library into implementation and header

Pardon my strong wording, but I believe that header files are just as bad as using namespace std;. I want to use a library called CLI11, which is header-only. Is there a way to convert that header-only file into two files, the header file (declarations only), and a .cpp file containing the implementation?
Ideally, something automated, not cut and paste.
Visual assist has a 'Move implementation to source file' routine. I don't think it will handle an entire complex header file or a set of header files.
Perhaps more practically, you can mitigate header file pollution by managing your include directories carefully. CLI parsing, for instance, should only be needed by a single cpp file, so you could set that cpp file up to compile with a special include directory and then only use the library in that cpp file.

Unknown type name (C++) JUCE

I have an issue with my cpp file where I have written a component code into my header file. But my CPP file could not read it for some reason and it shows as unknown type name. I have also include the header file into the cpp file. What am I missing?
cpp file header file

Why the .a file is smaller than the .so file?

the .a file and the .so file
the CMakeLists.txt
My guess is that .a file is a simple archive format for .o object files (which in turn are more or less a result of converting textual assembly into binary), while .so is a full-fledged ELF binary, which contains additional data sections and meta-data in the header.

How to include header files to c++ dll file

I want to include iostream inside a c++ dll file but am getting "fatal error: iostream: No such file or directory" error.
How can I include header files in a dll file?
There's no such a thing like "include header files in a dll file".
What you can do is:
include header files in a source code file (i.e. *.cpp),
then compile it to create a shared library (DLL file on Windows platform).

C++ include header file problems

I have two header files named Secure.h and FileMgt.h. To encrypt the File while saving i use Secure.h in FileMgt.h and in FileMgt.h i have declared some structure which is needed by Secure.h.The FileMgt.h is again include in another file called ElecB.h. I have used header guards in all the Files. The Problem is FileMgt.h is First included in ElecB.h. Since this file is already included in ElecB.h. Now its not including again in Secure.h.
Please give me Solution for this.
Thanks in advance.
Declare the structure in a third header file (with include guards) and include it in both Secure.h and FileMgt.h