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LNK2005 error redefinition
I'm getting a LNK2005 error due to redefinition of some functions. The project has a main (test.cpp), two classes (myclass1.h, myclass1.cpp, myclass2.h, myclass2.cpp), and another header file (morefuncs.h) that is not a class but contains some functions.
I've used #pragma once in all header files.
The test.cpp #includes both header files for the classes.
If I include the header file for the additional functions, #include morefuncs.h into only one of the class header files, everything is fine. However if I try to include morefuncs.h into the second class, I get the above linker redefinition error. I'm assuming this is becasue the morefuncs is not a class but simply a header file that contains functions.
I'd rather not make morefuncs a class. Is there a way to include it into multiple other classes without a redefinition problem?
I've used #pragma once in all header files.
The test.cpp #includes both header files for the classes.
If I include the header file for the additional functions, #include morefuncs.h into only one of the class header files, everything is fine. However if I try to include morefuncs.h into the second class, I get the above linker redefinition error. I'm assuming this is becasue the morefuncs is not a class but simply a header file that contains functions.
I'd rather not make morefuncs a class. Is there a way to include it into multiple other classes without a redefinition problem?
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