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- From: tweety@ALPcom.it (Jurgen Schwietering)
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- Subject: Re: SUUMMARY - my structure and pointer problems cured.
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- Date: 9 Mar 1996 18:23:10 GMT
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- Mike Barnard (mikebarnard@mistral.co.uk) wrote:
- : It was because I was using seperate source files for each of
- : the functions. I assumed that because the structure had been
- : defined 'upwind' of the function that wanted to use it the
- : compiler would just take the data from each file, make a
- : program and the scope would be OK . Oh, no! In Borland at
- : least (I don't know about other compilers) structure
- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
- : definitions, includes and god only knows what else is only
- : valid for the source file it is in. Split into multiple
- : source files and you have to repeat the declarations.
- Every compiler... ;-)
- Jurgen
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