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#78464 - You have a Problem! Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Juan Carlos said:
Bartosz Wucke, you got the right answer ... The error I was getting said:
ERRROR L104: MULTIPLE PULBIC DEFINITION The 'L' indicates that this is a Linker error - not a compiler error. That almost certainly means that you have data definitions in your header file. Your header file should contain only extern declarations - otherwise you create another instance of the variable everywhere that you #include the header! This is not what Bartosz was talking about. |
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