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I've few cpp files which i'm trying to compile.

when i try with g++ -c *.cpp
everything goes fine, no errors.

but when i try g++ *.cpp
it gives me errors about various declarations of variables and some functions saying "undefined reference"
my code doesn't even require any other libraries etc.

i'm not getting why is it happening.
pls note that since there are lot of circular references of headers so i'm using forward declarations of classes in header files.
well, something is happening wrong at linking time, i guess.

Please help
Oct 4 '07 #1
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Banfa
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well, something is happening wrong at linking time, i guess.
I guess that this is the case as well, however with out seeing the actual error messages it is going to be hard to tell.

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