implementing a library in C

so I'm running MinGW on Windows, and I want to mess around Xiph.Org's libao - a cross-platform audio output library

I'm very inexperienced, and my question is how do I actually make use of it? You can download it here http://xiph.org/downloads/ (it's small)

I see an install-sh file but I can't actually make use of that on Windows, can I?

I can put the header files, which are under include/ into C:\MinGW\Include, right? (but that doesn't even seem right because then how would I remove libraries I added later if I wanted to? it's not separated) but then where do I put the actual source files?

>>10
Listen you fucking retard, I was going to help him if he knew, and never post again if he didn't. Whether I know what they are or not is completely irrelevant, you're a fucking moron if you believe that has any relevance to OPs ability to use this library.

I asked those questions because I'm not going to help some retard who doesn't know what linking or object files are to use a library compiled from source, it would simply be too much effort, of course my assumption is that he answers truthfully, which he of course didn't judging by >>11.

Believe me when I say that I have absolutely no interest in telling OP that I know something he doesn't, the questions I asked was vital to OPs ability to use this library. The fact that you actually believed that someone would do that indicates that you're coming from a childish environment such as the imageboards, in which case I must ask you to fuck off right back to them.