It's hard to troubleshoot the exact problem without code, but this most often
happens when a
variable is declared *and* defined directly in a .h file.
The solution, usually, is to *declare* the variable as "extern type blah;" in
the include file
and *define* the variable in one .c file as "type b
It sounds like you're getting the same header file included multiple
times. If you look at the system header files you will see something
like the following:
#ifndef _STDIO_H
#define _STDIO_H
[Header file code here]
#endif
So the first time stdio.h is included the header file code will be
I am trying to link library xy.a composed of x.o containing function x() and
y.o containing function y() with d.o giving executable d
I call both x() and y() from d.cpp. When I comment out the function call to
y() in d.cpp it links just fine with library xy.a giving executable d BUT
when I uncomm
