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26-01-2009, 21:06
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Re: multiple definition Problem
The problem is that you have the following line in your RoboDefs.h
START_ROBOT_CLASS(Main); This is a macro defined in RobotBase.h (for reference). This macro should only be in your Main.cpp file, and at the bottom works. Peter Rivera Mentor, Team 662. 
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