Hi, I have 2 cpp files, each one including the test.h header file.
my header file seems like this:
#ifndef TESTFILE
#define TESTFILE
int test;
char *hello;
#endif
The problem is that the linker says
'int test (?test@@3HA) already defined in test.obj'
'char *hello (?hello@@3HA) already defined in test.obj'
Ive tried pragma once, but the above, shouldnt fix the problem??
It doesnt..
Please help, thanks!
try manually deleting the obj file
"The most common form of insanity is a combination of disordered passions and disordered intellect with gradations and variations almost infinite."
without seeing more of your code I would be suspicious of a name clash.
Name clash? Meaning?
The rest of my code are 2 cpp files including the same header.
Oh, if I delete the obj file, it works! but isnt there an automated way??
force the compiler to recompile all. don't remember how right now to tired. Lazy compilers *sigh*
"The most common form of insanity is a combination of disordered passions and disordered intellect with gradations and variations almost infinite."
Ohh yes!! works! Thank you man, you saved my life)
Oups, no, it didnt work.. Sorry, my mistake, i forgot to include the header file 2nd time.. still the same error..
post the files so I can see what they look like to determine what the problem is...
"The most common form of insanity is a combination of disordered passions and disordered intellect with gradations and variations almost infinite."
The mistake is: u DEFINE a variable in a header. Remember: always DECLARE but not DEFINE variables in header file.
Move the
to a cpp file; And write in header file like this:Code:int test; char *hello;
Code:extern int test; extern char*hello;
Hello, everyone.
