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    Question For C Experts

    Dear Sir, I am developing a project in C langauge. The project contains 33 supporting files (.h files) and 40 text files (data files). The compiler is saying, TOO MUCH GLOBAL DATA DEFINED IN FILE.

    HURRY up and give me the answers so that I can pass my course.

    BTW I will not be returning here. Please fax it to professor Bacon at the University of Columbia. I forgot the fax number so you will have to search the web for it.

    Thanks.

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    Re: Question For C Experts

    good one...!

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    I found the fax number, but when I dial, it's constantly engaged.

    If someone can find address, I'll hand deliver it myself.

    When all else fails, read the instructions.
    If you're posting code, use code tags: [code] /* insert code here */ [/code]

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    If someone can find address, I'll hand deliver it myself.
    Don't bother. I just dispatched a carrier pigeon with answer as well as compiler that was made after 1978.


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    Now, let's assume they can't get a compiler after 1978 (snicker)... perhaps they need to learn about _dynamic_ memory allocation (hahahahahahhhhaaaaaaaaaaa).

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    Unhappy i experienced that too

    you might want to compile all your function into object files..
    so that you have less #define directive in your code...

    so your your main program's need is to include the appropriat header file wich in turn refers to your function library...


    instead of calling your function as source code, you now call them in the library...


    i tried that.. and it works...

    it works like dll 's being refered an application

    i dont know if im right


    im sure there are guys in this board who know better

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    you might want to compile all your function into object files..
    so that you have less #define directive in your code...

    so your your main program's need is to include the appropriat header file wich in turn refers to your function library...


    instead of calling your function as source code, you now call them in the library...


    i tried that.. and it works...

    it works like dll 's being refered an application

    i dont know if im right


    im sure there are guys in this board who know better
    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

    oh my ****
    well, this was bound to happen!

    sorry for this reply lliero, but if only you knew, you wouldn't have replied.

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    This could become the most popular post.

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    Originally posted by Troll_King
    This could become the most popular post.
    It certainly just got a lot funnier.
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    really?

    guys,


    this is a irrelevent post...

    why is it that everytime i post to a thread, that thread becomes popular.... well i guess that is publicity ... hahahahah


    thanks for all your reactions..

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    Can this be stickied? As an everpresent reminder to all?

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    This post should be it's own board. Dont' you think.

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