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From: Rasheed on 12 May 2008 12:08
hi
I have two header files like "Headerfile1.h" "Headerfile2.h" , In
"Headerfile2.h" i have declared "Headerfile1.h"

So in my application i have declared "Headerfile2.h" and i am using
some functions of "Headerfile1.h" in my application, and i could able
to compile successfully but at runtime linker unable to find the
function which is in "Headerfile1.h".
Can anybody tell me where i am doing wrong?

Regards
Rasheed.
From: David Wilkinson on 12 May 2008 12:42
Rasheed wrote:
> hi
> I have two header files like "Headerfile1.h" "Headerfile2.h" , In
> "Headerfile2.h" i have declared "Headerfile1.h"
>
> So in my application i have declared "Headerfile2.h" and i am using
> some functions of "Headerfile1.h" in my application, and i could able
> to compile successfully but at runtime linker unable to find the
> function which is in "Headerfile1.h".
> Can anybody tell me where i am doing wrong?

Rasheed:

Please don't multipost. Your question is being answered in microsoft.public.vc.mfc.

But, actually, this is not an MFC question, so it belongs in this group.

--
David Wilkinson
Visual C++ MVP
From: Tom Serface on 12 May 2008 13:56
Make sure that you include the .cpp files or .lib files in the project that
have the actual code. You may just have a versioning problem as well where
the libs are from a different build type (I.E., Unicode vs. ANSI) so make
sure you have the correct libs included if you are using a lib.

Tom

"Rasheed" <sk.rasheedfarhan(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
news:2914eae3-e4be-4d43-9fb9-7e94a7ecdaec(a)c19g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
> hi
> I have two header files like "Headerfile1.h" "Headerfile2.h" , In
> "Headerfile2.h" i have declared "Headerfile1.h"
>
> So in my application i have declared "Headerfile2.h" and i am using
> some functions of "Headerfile1.h" in my application, and i could able
> to compile successfully but at runtime linker unable to find the
> function which is in "Headerfile1.h".
> Can anybody tell me where i am doing wrong?
>
> Regards
> Rasheed.

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