From: krugman AT nospam DOT demon DOT co DOT uk (Kevin)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Scope of global variables in multi source file projects
Date: Sun, 21 Mar 1999 19:03:26 GMT
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Hi All,

I'm having another go at trying to use multiple source files,
something I gave up on a long while ago because of all the extra
problems I got, I have declared a couple of global variable in the
file with the main function and find that they are inaccessible from
from the other source files in the project, 

all my source files are .CPP files

How do I make a global variable accessable to all my source files.

If I stick them in the project header file, I get all sorts iof weird
errors, so I don't think they should go in there.

I would be gratefull for any help 

I have looked at the FAQ by the way, but this is probably ANSI C / C++
specific.


Kevin.

kevin AT reality-bytes DOT demon DOT co DOT uk