Subj : Re: Too many warning messages
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : "Ed Mulroy [TeamB]" <dont_email_me@bitbuc.ket>
Date : Sat Dec 20 2003 04:03 pm

> Is there anyway to clean this stuff up?

Yes.  Move all code that is not inline code to a source file.

..  Ed

> Rob C. wrote in message
> news:3fe4a14a$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
> These are only warnings, they don’t hurt anything, although they
> clutter up  the screen and make me think I’m  not programming
> correctly - like my code is sloppy and not tight like it should
> be.
> //-------------------------------------------------
> Warning: Public  symbol 'MYFUNCS::savescreen(int,int,int,
> int,char*)' defined in both module SANFBA.CPP and SANTA.CPP
> Warning: Public  symbol 'MYFUNCS::writescreen(char*)'
> defined in both module SANFBA.CPP and SANTA.CPP
> Warning: Public  symbol 'MYFUNCS::color(int,int,char*)'
> defined in both module SANFBA.CPP and SANTA.CPP
> //-------------------------------------------------
> There’s screenfull after screenfull of these ‘Public  symbol’
> messages. What it is, I have written a number of my own
> functions that I have put in a class called “MYFUNCS,” and I
> #include<> MYFUNCS (mywinfuncs.h) and instantiate MYFUNCS
> myfuncs in all my modules. I had this same problem in my
> previous compiler, “PowerC for DOS,” although there the messages
> were called “Duplicate Symbol” or something like that, and of
> course they weren’t all grouped in a class but instead were in a
> precompiled module that was linked in with all the other
> modules.
>
> Is there anyway to clean this stuff up?

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