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Article #1378Re: Borland C++ and the SDK Generic application
From: Phil Escobar
Date: Sun, 24 Feb 1991 05:04
Date: Sun, 24 Feb 1991 05:04
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The only time I've ever hit this problem (getting "multiple definition" errors in the linker) is under Turbo C++. It happened when I specified the same object file twice to the linker. It seemed to think they were two entirely different files that defined the same labels. Something similar might be happening to you (somehow the GENERIC.OBJ is being linked with itself). - Phil @ Buckskin Technologies
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