c++.windows.32-bits - Previous Definition Different
- "Stephen De Chellis" <steve hmtk.com> Nov 07 2002
- "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> Nov 07 2002
- "Stephen De Chellis" <steve hmtk.com> Nov 07 2002
- "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> Nov 07 2002
- "Rajiv Bhagwat" <dataflow vsnl.com> Nov 07 2002
- "Stephen De Chellis" <steve hmtk.com> Nov 08 2002
Hello,
I'm trying to re-use some of my code in a new app and I've hit a snag
early on...
I'm getting the "Previous Definition Different" error code when I add in
my common dlg file i/o functions.
Any help would be much appreciated!
--
Thank You
Stephen De Chellis
steve hmtk.com
www.hmtk.com for HMTK information
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Nov 07 2002
That message usually means you have the same name defined twice. "Stephen De Chellis" <steve hmtk.com> wrote in message news:aqdvne$1j0g$1 digitaldaemon.com...Hello, I'm trying to re-use some of my code in a new app and I've hit a snag early on... I'm getting the "Previous Definition Different" error code when I add
my common dlg file i/o functions. Any help would be much appreciated! -- Thank You Stephen De Chellis steve hmtk.com www.hmtk.com for HMTK information www.kenzerco.com for HackMaster information
Nov 07 2002
I understand about defining the same name twice, what I can not figure out is what I am defining twice! The code is exactly the same as from where I harvested it from, and I'm not aware of having anything defined! -- Thank You Stephen De Chellis steve hmtk.com www.hmtk.com for HMTK information www.kenzerco.com for HackMaster information "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> wrote in message news:aqe42k$1nfv$1 digitaldaemon.com...That message usually means you have the same name defined twice. "Stephen De Chellis" <steve hmtk.com> wrote in message news:aqdvne$1j0g$1 digitaldaemon.com...Hello, I'm trying to re-use some of my code in a new app and I've hit a
early on... I'm getting the "Previous Definition Different" error code when I
inmy common dlg file i/o functions. Any help would be much appreciated! -- Thank You Stephen De Chellis steve hmtk.com www.hmtk.com for HMTK information www.kenzerco.com for HackMaster information
Nov 07 2002
The error message says the name that is defined multiple times. Try grepping the source code and .h files for the name. -Walter "Stephen De Chellis" <steve hmtk.com> wrote in message news:aqefh2$23bu$1 digitaldaemon.com...I understand about defining the same name twice, what I can not figure out is what I am defining twice! The code is exactly the same as from where I harvested it from, and I'm not aware of having anything defined! -- Thank You Stephen De Chellis steve hmtk.com www.hmtk.com for HMTK information www.kenzerco.com for HackMaster information "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> wrote in message news:aqe42k$1nfv$1 digitaldaemon.com...That message usually means you have the same name defined twice. "Stephen De Chellis" <steve hmtk.com> wrote in message news:aqdvne$1j0g$1 digitaldaemon.com...Hello, I'm trying to re-use some of my code in a new app and I've hit a
early on... I'm getting the "Previous Definition Different" error code when I
inmy common dlg file i/o functions. Any help would be much appreciated! -- Thank You Stephen De Chellis steve hmtk.com www.hmtk.com for HMTK information www.kenzerco.com for HackMaster information
Nov 07 2002
Stephen, you are compiling both fairy.c and fmtkfile.c: This is not required, as you are including fmtkfile.c inside fairy.c. Just compile fairy.c, the multiple defn error vanishes. ie instead of: sc -mn -cpp fairy.c fmtkfile.c Just use: sc -mn -cpp fairy.c Ideally, avoid such includes. Also, it is not a good practice to put function source inside a header file, as you have done in 'file.h'. You will land up in similar trouble if this header is included in multiple sources. (Such a thing should only be done for 'inline' or 'template' functions.) - Rajiv "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> wrote in message news:aqf8sg$2s9n$1 digitaldaemon.com...The error message says the name that is defined multiple times. Try
the source code and .h files for the name. -Walter "Stephen De Chellis" <steve hmtk.com> wrote in message news:aqefh2$23bu$1 digitaldaemon.com...I understand about defining the same name twice, what I can not figure
is what I am defining twice! The code is exactly the same as from where
harvested it from, and I'm not aware of having anything defined! -- Thank You Stephen De Chellis steve hmtk.com www.hmtk.com for HMTK information www.kenzerco.com for HackMaster information "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> wrote in message news:aqe42k$1nfv$1 digitaldaemon.com...That message usually means you have the same name defined twice. "Stephen De Chellis" <steve hmtk.com> wrote in message news:aqdvne$1j0g$1 digitaldaemon.com...Hello, I'm trying to re-use some of my code in a new app and I've hit a
early on... I'm getting the "Previous Definition Different" error code when
addinmy common dlg file i/o functions. Any help would be much appreciated! -- Thank You Stephen De Chellis steve hmtk.com www.hmtk.com for HMTK information www.kenzerco.com for HackMaster information
Nov 07 2002
"Stephen De Chellis" <steve hmtk.com> Ahhh.... That explains it to me. I'm rather new at all this, only about 1 year. -- Thank You Stephen De Chellis steve hmtk.com www.hmtk.com for HMTK information www.kenzerco.com for HackMaster information "Rajiv Bhagwat" <dataflow vsnl.com> wrote in message news:aqfl80$74s$1 digitaldaemon.com...Stephen, you are compiling both fairy.c and fmtkfile.c: This is not required, as you are including fmtkfile.c inside fairy.c. Just compile fairy.c, the multiple defn error vanishes. ie instead of: sc -mn -cpp fairy.c fmtkfile.c Just use: sc -mn -cpp fairy.c Ideally, avoid such includes. Also, it is not a good practice to put function source inside a header
as you have done in 'file.h'. You will land up in similar trouble if this header is included in multiple sources. (Such a thing should only be done for 'inline' or 'template' functions.) - Rajiv "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> wrote in message news:aqf8sg$2s9n$1 digitaldaemon.com...The error message says the name that is defined multiple times. Try
the source code and .h files for the name. -Walter "Stephen De Chellis" <steve hmtk.com> wrote in message news:aqefh2$23bu$1 digitaldaemon.com...I understand about defining the same name twice, what I can not figure
is what I am defining twice! The code is exactly the same as from
Iharvested it from, and I'm not aware of having anything defined! -- Thank You Stephen De Chellis steve hmtk.com www.hmtk.com for HMTK information www.kenzerco.com for HackMaster information "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> wrote in message news:aqe42k$1nfv$1 digitaldaemon.com...That message usually means you have the same name defined twice. "Stephen De Chellis" <steve hmtk.com> wrote in message news:aqdvne$1j0g$1 digitaldaemon.com...Hello, I'm trying to re-use some of my code in a new app and I've hit
snagearly on... I'm getting the "Previous Definition Different" error code
Iaddinmy common dlg file i/o functions. Any help would be much appreciated! -- Thank You Stephen De Chellis steve hmtk.com www.hmtk.com for HMTK information www.kenzerco.com for HackMaster information
Nov 08 2002