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Re: Xcode Tiger to Leopard duplicate symbols mystery
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Re: Xcode Tiger to Leopard duplicate symbols mystery


  • Subject: Re: Xcode Tiger to Leopard duplicate symbols mystery
  • From: Joel Norvell <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 31 Oct 2007 15:24:55 -0700 (PDT)

Kyle,

Thanks for this explanation!
I have the application working in Leopard now :-)

Sincere regards,
Joel

--- Kyle Sluder wrote:

> You really can't do that, for the same reason that you can't #include
> "SomeClass.cpp" from SomeOtherClass.cpp.  ld will try to link your
> object files together and complain when both SomeClass.o and
> SomeOtherClass.o declare the same symbol.
>
> Static class variables shouldn't require you to #import the .m file.
> Static globals, on the other hand, can be declared "extern" in the
> client file, and ld will find the declaration at link time.
>


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