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 Why is it OK to be "elitist" when we select people to be on a team to hit rocks with sticks, but not OK when we try to reach the special group of students that embody the intellectual capital that will define the future of this country? - dlavery [more] |
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Error - symbol 'command_list' has multiple definitions.
I do not know why I get this when I compile? It runs through every file and starts linking and I get this : Error - symbol 'command_list' has multiple definitions. Any help appreciated!
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17-02-2005, 17:25
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Re: Error - symbol 'command_list' has multiple definitions.
Simple: You defined the autonomous script in more than one place, and the linker has no clue which one you want. You have to change the name in one of them, or stick them in some preprocessor directives.
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