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From:	"Johan Henriksson" <johan DOT he AT telia DOT com>
To:	<djgpp AT delorie DOT com>
Subject:	Re: Errors when using ".h" headers
Date:	Fri, 5 Feb 1999 00:23:01 +0100
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from Johan Henriksson, Sweden    HTTP://come.to/jhewok  |
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>Hello,
>
>I tried to compile and make the file arctest.c (example file located under
>/djgpp/test/arctest.c). This file starts with the following include files;
>
>#include <string.h>
>#include "test.h"
>.....
>...
>
>Compiling is no problem, but when I try to link it, there are errors like;
>
>Error arctest.o: in function 'drawing'
>Arctest.c(16)Error: undefined reference to 'GrFilledBox'
>.....
>...
>
>I supose there are problems to locate the header "test.h", because any
>other c-file without #include "..." headers work.
>
>I tried gcc and rhide but it doesn't work.
>
>Can anyone explain me (exactly) what I need to do in rhide to make it
>work?
>
>

Hmm.. Hard problem. I _suppose_ you have the header in the same directory as
the .c file. Here's a common misstake:

void func2
 {
 myfunc();
 }

void myfunc() {}

It gives the same errormessage as your program. Put in a prototype in the
beginning to make it work:

void myfunc();


I really hope this solves your problem 'cause I have no idéa what can be
wrong else.

CYA

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