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Subject:	Re: questions about bcd and c++
Date:	Wed, 03 May 2000 17:37:39 GMT
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Paul Vanukoff wrote:

>If I rename the source to cdtest.c and recompile, it works fine. Any ideas
>at all? I am using RHIDE btw.

I think you need to make a copy of bcd.h in which all functions are declared
as extern "C".  Then your C++ files should include this new version of bcd.h.

S.

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