The getting started document for the Raspberry Pi Pico ( https://datasheets.raspberrypi.org/pico/getting-started-with-pico.pdf ) describes how to set up your own projects in C/C++ for the Pico and how to use cmake to build your project.
Unfortunately it doesn't say anything about how to use your own or third party libraries across different projects.
In my project DogGraphicDisplayPico - control a DOG graphic display with the Raspberry Pi Pico I used functions to control the display which I would like to use also in other projects that use the same display. Because I didn't know better I placed the library files in the project directory. IMHO this is not the best solution.
The Arduino IDE uses the library folder where all the libraries are placed and found by the compiler. regardless if installed by the library manager or on your own. I think the Pico also needs a common place to install all libraries.
So what do you think about it?
Where would you install the libraries?
Or have I missed something?
Thank you.