From:	"Pavlos" <trash24379 AT usa DOT net>
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Subject:	Re: multiple define
Date:	Sun, 2 May 1999 06:02:08 +0300
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moshe wrote in message <3725BDCA DOT 9BAB73EC AT netvision DOT net DOT il>...
>hi when i define class in file for exemple "Ccircle.h":
>
>
>typedef class Ccircle {
>private:
>  // bla bla bla
>public:
>  int initialize(int getX, int getY);
>  void cleanup();
>  };
>
>and use "Ccircle.cpp" to write his functions:
>
>#include "enemy.h"
>
>int Ccircle::initialize(int getX, int getY) {
>// bla bla bla
>}
>
>void Ccircle::cleanup() {
>// bla bla bla
>}
>
>i get  multiple defining error BTW i use anther file "program.cpp"
>whare the program locate and the file start with:
>
>#include "Ccircle.h"
>
>how is the corect defining/declaring that i need to use?
>thanks.
>

Maybe this can solve the problem:

First lines at Ccircle.h
-------------------------------
#ifndef      Ccircle_h
#define     Ccircle_h

your code

#endif

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