Include my own libraries and header files when compiling Berkeley DB?

Hi to All,
I am a new user to this forum and a newbie to Berkeley DB as well.
I want to use some functions from some of my header files inside the source code of Berkeley DB.
I would really appreciate if anyone can help me in including my own header files and libraries in Berkeley DB before compiling and MAKE of Berkeley DB.
The make file generated by running configure file is too large to undestand and make changes in. So is there any way to include my files in configuration script or Make file created after running configuration script?
Imp information :
db-4.7.25.NC.tar.gz + Ubuntu 8.04 + Libraries/Header files to be included are in C and C++.
Thanks in advance.

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