New to MicroSoft C++, getting nutty errors.
When my team was working with COM we found this error every now and then. The solution to the multiple definitions problem, assuming the code is correct as stated is in your projects settings.
Turn off precompiled headers, or totally rebuild your application and it should go away. We found that sometimes precompiled headers got in the way when you started to move functionality around your files. Anyway the setting can be found under Projects->Settings->C++->Precompiled Headers(drop down).
Hope this helps.
Kressilac
Turn off precompiled headers, or totally rebuild your application and it should go away. We found that sometimes precompiled headers got in the way when you started to move functionality around your files. Anyway the setting can be found under Projects->Settings->C++->Precompiled Headers(drop down).
Hope this helps.
Kressilac
Derek Licciardi (Kressilac)Elysian Productions Inc.
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