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From:	"John Hanley" <jdhanley AT telusplanet DOT net>
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Subject:	Re: errors when linking
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"Hans-Bernhard Broeker" <broeker AT physik DOT rwth-aachen DOT de> wrote in message
news:2p8vstFijafgU1 AT uni-berlin DOT de...
> John Hanley <jdhanley AT telusplanet DOT net> wrote:
>
> > It gives me an error for each of the functions in the .h file.
>
> You neglected to answer the second part of DJ's question: what *exactly*
> is written into your .h file for each of those?
> [...]
>
> > and when I get my errors during linking, it says "multiple definitions
of
> > _format_DLY" (or _get_parameters, etc).  Then the next line will say
"first
> > defined in program.c line 11" (or whatever the line number is that is
the
> > start of that function in my program.c file).
>
> That should  only ever  happen if you  either #include  "program.c" in
> program.h or main.c, or if you accidentally named program.o or program.c
> *twice* in your build command line.
>
> You'll have to show the actual input (source code, and compile/link
> command line(s)) and output (error messages) for a minimal example
> case before this can debugged any further.

Ok, it seems my code wasn't what was buggy.  When I built it at the command
line just now it didn't give me errors.  I think what I did was when I
created my "project" in RHIDE, I added my files including my .h file.  I
just removed my .h file from the project and it didn't give me any errors in
RHIDE.

Sorry for taking up all this time on such a small oversight.  I really do
appreciate the replies and all the help.

And thanks DJ for your help with the global variables.  That solved a big
problem right there.

Thanks so much!

John

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