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Francisco M. Marzoa wrote:

> > Why do you think there is a relationship between #include and linker
> > errors?
> 
> This is not the case, excuse me, my true problem is not C/C++, but my
> english:

Okay, my bad then. It seem did an unusually basic question to ask so I
was unsure about it :

> I've try also adding TagList.cpp and TagList.h to the project, even
> when they're in a directory that I've added to Include and Lib paths
> on project options, I've tried also moving them from its location to
> the Project's path where the file ReadAll.cpp resides with same
> problems.

Hmmm. Can you post the declaration from the header and the CPP?

I've not personally ever encountered a situation where the linker
couldn't find something that was genuinely there to be found. I have
often failed to spot a subtle difference between declaration and
definition or a project option that changed the name to something the
linker wasn't expecting.

Someone else in .language.cpp asked the same question as you and
eventually found it was down to a declaration mismatch.

I've set follow-up to .language.cpp since that section has a lot more
traffic and so will increase the chances of getting a solution.

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