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without using extern ?

Asked by 91change in C++ Programming Language, C Programming Language

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is there any another way ,other than extern ., to tell the compiler that a variable  is defined in some files ?

say  int a ;  is defined in  test.c . i am accessing the variable in use.c using extern int a ,declaration . And the address of a wll be assigned at link time . I want to know ,is there any way to get at compile time or is there any other way other than extern  ?Start Free Trial
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