'Where should i place the struct for it to be accessible on the entire workspace?
when creating header file sometimes I need to have access to other struct that I have declared in the other header files. Currently I organize it by having the #include Directive as a tree so that if I need to call the struct in b from a I place a header underneath b in main.
Probably a bad practice I am NEW to C.. don't be harsh :P where should I declared the struct for it to be accessible on the entire code?
should I create a header file with all my struct inside and then call it by doing an #include Directive
on all the header files? what is the best practice to declare a struct for a beginner.
I currently access to other struct declared in other header files as such
//main file
#include "b.h"
#include "a.h" <--- I had to put a.h underneath b.h to access to the struct in b.h named test
#include "c.h"
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