From: Peter Claessens <peter DOT claessens AT student DOT kuleuven DOT ac DOT be>
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Subject: [Fwd: Re: some please Need help whith rhide]
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-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: some please Need help whith rhide
Date: Fri, 09 Apr 1999 03:23:13 +0200
From: Peter Claessens <peter DOT claessens AT student DOT kuleuven DOT ac DOT be>
Reply-To: peter DOT claessens AT student DOT kuleuven DOT ac DOT be
To: "Kam H. Chow" <toro AT istar DOT ca>
References: <tP9P2.76321$Mb DOT 31227062 AT newscontent-02 DOT sprint DOT ca>

I have a similar problem with the latest version of everything (rhide
1.4.7,
djgpp 2.8.1) (see my previous posting). If I compile things using Rhide
and link
the object files with gxx, I get multiple define errors. On the other
hand, when
I compile with gxx and link with rhide, everything works fine. So it has
something to do with the options or switches rhide uses by default in
the
compilation process. It generates bad object files. The -Wall switch
doesn't
teach us anything.
I would also be very happy if someone knew what is going on here.

thanks,

Peter.

"Kam H. Chow" wrote:

> hi
> has this happened to anyone else or can some one help?
> I'm using:
> win 95
> rhide 1.4
> djgpp 2.8
> Every time I try to use separate compilation (that is I have a class header
> file, an implementaion file and a main file) I get many error messages
> when rhide trys to link.  Rhide says that I have multiple implementations of
> my class functions, which is wrong.  I can compile and link my files at my
> school using visual c++ and I can do it at home using gcc and gxx
>
> Does anyone no what's wrong?
> thanks for your time