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From:	96kfd AT williams DOT edu (der tanzende Tigger)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	linker problem with C++ program
Date:	17 Nov 1995 10:14:12 -0500
Organization:	Williams College, Williamstown MA
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I have narrowed down the "multiply defined" problem I posted about
yesterday. I cannot find anything exactly like it in the FAQ or the
mailing list archive. The program
(ftp://student_96kfd.williams.edu/pub/planner/planner-1.0.tar.gz) is
written in C++ and has multiple objects; it uses inheritance (but not
multiple) and all of the .h files have #ifndef FILE_H etc. lines to
prevent multiple includes. It compiles just fine under gcc 2.7.0
(SunOS) but on djgpp 1.12m4 and djgpp 2.00, it claims a whole stream
of methods are multiply-defined. Any ideas at all?

--kd

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