From: "Tom Hutto" <thutto AT houston DOT rr DOT com>
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Subject: Re: Linking Problem - wrong error message
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Date: Tue, 14 Nov 2000 14:30:59 GMT
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Tell RHIDE to generate a makefile and then manually dig the compile
flags and link libs out of that.


"Jason Green" <news AT jgreen4 DOT fsnet DOT co DOT uk> wrote in message
news:6sr01tk16l19f3fpj78dim7r72if3jkljt AT 4ax DOT com...
| "Mike" <hoofenit AT ris DOT net> wrote:
|
| > I am installing and using for the first time RHIDE v 1.4 on Windows
ME and I
| > am having some problems getting my code to run. It compiles OK but I
can't
| > link it. Is this a ME problem? What must I do to get any program
running?
| >
| > Code saved as myfirst.cpp
| >
| >
| > #include <iostream>
| >
| > int main()
| > {
| >   cout <<"Hello\n";
| >   return 0;
| > }
| >
| > error messages are:
| >   myfirst.o: in fucntion main;
| >  myfirst.cpp(.text+0X10): multiple definition of main;
| > "                                        " first defined here
|
| Looks like you did something like `gpp myfirst.cpp -o myfirst.o', but
| forgot the `-o'.
|
| And then...
|
| > Sorry, I posted the wrong error message.  Here is the right one:
| >
| > Creating: first.exe
| > the error was: Invalid argument (EINVAL)
| > no errors
|
| Hmm, those are two completely different error messages.  Even the
| filename changed.
|
| Can you show us the exact error message and, importantly, the exact
| compile command that caused them?  Then someone can say what is wrong.
|
|
| (Is there something about RHIDE that makes it difficult to post the
| compile command causing errors?  I don't use RHIDE myself.  Anyway,
| this seems a common problem.)
|