Linking Error in Linux!

[John Dubchak]

Shra,

It sounds like you're including the file in more than
one place.

Two possible solutions:

1. Include it only once - completely obvious I know.
2. Wrap the function in a #if !defined/#endif
construct
    to ensure that it is only being defined once.

Also, is this a template function?

Is it possible to define the function at the top of
your main.cpp file?

Hope that helps.
John Dubchak

--- Shra <shravan at yaskatech.com> wrote:
> 
> Hello everybody,
>  
>            The problem is like this:
>    A function is defined in a user defined header
> file.Now while linking  the 
> main object file with the corresponding object file 
> of the header file, the 
> error says "multiple definition of the function in
> the object file of the 
> corresponding .C file of the header file & it also
> says that the function is 
> first defined in main.o. It also gives a warning
> messg saying  that size of 
> the function is changed in the object file .
>     Pls reply to the problem if anyone has any idea
> about that type of 
> error...
>                   Thanks 
>     shra
>        
> 
> 
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