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Hello, in 'cpp' code if I wish to include a header file its .H...ie
//function definitions are located in function.h . The implementation is loaded in functions.cpp, however some of the functions take parameters created in main. Therefore rather than including the following:
that works but isnt the corect / best way is it? But when I create a link in the .h to the .cpp and vice versa it errors...any ideas?
Is the quote way the only way to fix it?
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//function definitions are located in function.h . The implementation is loaded in functions.cpp, however some of the functions take parameters created in main. Therefore rather than including the following:
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function.h
function.cpp
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int main()...
Is the quote way the only way to fix it?
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never never include *.cpp files inside othere *.cpp files. The *.cpp files should be compiled separately and both linked together. The header.h file should be included in both *.cpp files
now depending on the compiler you should have a project that includes both *.cpp files and links them both along with other system libraries to produce the final executable program.
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now depending on the compiler you should have a project that includes both *.cpp files and links them both along with other system libraries to produce the final executable program.
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ok then this aint working right...at the moment i have...
in main.cpp
the reason I've done it because its compiles... if I did this:
main.cpp
and try and compile that I get over 73 error messages since some varibles that main create are used in the functions........
in main.cpp
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the reason I've done it because its compiles... if I did this:
main.cpp
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I thought we went through this already.
http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/post106155-6.html
http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforum...169#post106169
Is this something new and different?
http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/post106155-6.html
http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforum...169#post106169
Is this something new and different?
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