Just:
int FooInt = 2;
or, available within the project only:
static int FooInt = 2;
But obviously it would be better to declare as static variables within a
class.
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in your header declare the variable of your choosing
define it in one of your .cpp files.
..h extern int g_x;
..cpp int g_x = 1;
a better approach - if you really really need globals - is to put them
into a namespace:
namespace myglobals
{
int x;
};
...
cout << myglobals::x ;
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