From:	"Wim Cools" <w DOT cools AT chello DOT nl>
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Subject:	Re: Problem with .O file
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Date:	Mon, 02 Oct 2000 13:57:12 GMT
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> Using ``extern "C"'' is the _only_ way to fix this, and it always works.
> If it didn't work for you, you must have done something wrong.
>
> The best way of getting a useful response is to post your code (after
> adding ``extern "C"''), and then describe exactly what seems to be wrong
> with the object file.

I couldn't fiure out what I had done wrong until on school today (the
lessons were quite boring so I decided to think about programming :). I was
using the 'extern "C"' in the function itself but of course I had to put
this along with the function declaration in the header file (blah.h f.e.).
stupid! d'oh! Anyway, it works fine now, thank you again.

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