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Error - symbol 'e' has multiple definitions. HELLPPPPP
This is the problem I have with compiling:
Make: The target "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\main.o" is up to date. Make: The target "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\user_routines_fast .o" is out of date. Executing: "C:\mcc18\bin\mcc18.exe" -p=18F8520 "user_routines_fast.c" -fo="user_routines_fast.o" /i"C:\Program Files\Microchip\MPLAB ASM30 Suite\bin" -D_FRC_BOARD -Ou- -Ot- -Ob- -Op- -Or- -Od- -Opa- Make: The target "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\user_routines.o" is up to date. Make: The target "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\ifi_utilities.o" is up to date. Make: The target "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\ifi_startup.o" is up to date. Make: The target "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\robot.o" is up to date. Make: The target "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\encoder.o" is up to date. Make: The target "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\gyro.o" is up to date. Make: The target "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\pid.o" is up to date. Make: The target "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\serial_ports.o" is up to date. Make: The target "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\math.o" is out of date. Executing: "C:\mcc18\bin\mcc18.exe" -p=18F8520 "math.c" -fo="math.o" /i"C:\Program Files\Microchip\MPLAB ASM30 Suite\bin" -D_FRC_BOARD -Ou- -Ot- -Ob- -Op- -Or- -Od- -Opa- Make: The target "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\printf.o" is up to date. Make: The target "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\interrupts.o" is up to date. Make: The target "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\PicSerialDrv.o" is up to date. Make: The target "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\asm_lib.o" is up to date. Make: The target "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\camera.o" is up to date. Make: The target "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\FrcCode.cof" is out of date. Executing: "C:\mcc18\bin\mplink.exe" /l"C:\mcc18\lib" /k"C:\Program Files\Microchip\MPASM Suite\LKR" "18f8520user.lkr" "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\main.o" "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\user_routines_fast .o" "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\user_routines.o" "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\ifi_utilities.o" "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\ifi_startup.o" "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\robot.o" "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\encoder.o" "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\gyro.o" "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\pid.o" "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\serial_ports.o" "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\math.o" "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\printf.o" "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\interrupts.o" "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\PicSerialDrv.o" "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\asm_lib.o" "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\camera.o" "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\FRC_alltimers.lib" "H:\FIRST\TEST\scripting_v1\FRC_library.lib" /o"FrcCode.cof" MPLINK 3.90, Linker Copyright (c) 2004 Microchip Technology Inc. Error - symbol 'e' has multiple definitions. Errors : 1 BUILD FAILED: Mon Jan 24 17:42:46 2005 Our "e" is defined in math.c And is assigned as a "short long" array Could that be the problem? Does normal "C" (Not C++) works with "short long"? |
Re: Error - symbol 'e' has multiple definitions. HELLPPPPP
How large do you want the numbers to be? Short long, although it may be valid, sounds like an iffy type to use...
Try char/short/int/long instead. |
Re: Error - symbol 'e' has multiple definitions. HELLPPPPP
"short long" is just fine. Try changing the name of your variable "e" to "edward" and recompile. My guess is that "e" is used already somewhere else.
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