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From: Thrawn <thrawn AT badger1 DOT net>
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Subject: Problem compiling
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Date: Thu, 29 Oct 1998 13:07:43 -0800
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    I'm having a problem compiling a C++ program and it's driving me
insane!! Ok, I have 4
files. The first is a assembly file(fixed.asm) containing some inline
functions used by an object.
The object is defined in another file(fixedp.h) and the member functions
are defined in another(fixedp.cpp).
The final file is a tester file(main.cpp). I use NASM to compile the
assembly file into an object file. I I then compile the object. Then the
tester program. All of this works ok, but when I try to link all the
object files into the finished executable, I get an undefined reference
to an operator I defined in fixedp.cpp. The definition should have been
in fixedp.o, but the compiler doesn't seem to find it there, what's
wrong?

    Thrawn