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From: | Steve<_s_t_e_v_e_ AT maths DOT tcd DOT ie> no underscores |
Newsgroups: | comp.os.msdos.djgpp |
Subject: | Re: Creating Class Libraries |
Date: | 20 Aug 1997 19:39:41 +0100 |
Organization: | Department of Maths, TCD. |
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Sender: | steve AT maths DOT tcd DOT ie |
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Colin Walsh <cwalsh AT nf DOT sympatico DOT ca> writes: >Oops, forgot to put it on the Mailing list.... >I have tried recently to create libraries supporting all of the >filetypes that I keep creating for my various projects, but a problem >has come up. I want the libs to use classes, but they wont compile >properly. You're doing all the right stuff except for one thing. Function bodies inside the class declaration are made inline by default. You could try -fno-inline or split your file into a .h and a .cc Steve. -- -- Stephen Kennedy -- _s_t_e_v_e_ AT maths DOT tcd DOT ie (remove the underscores for email)
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