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Link problem : LNK2005 Symbol already defined in the SAME library !

Hi,

Here are my link errors :

atlsd.lib(ATLCo mTime.obj) : error LNK2005: "public: __thiscall
ATL::COleDateTi me::COleDateTim e(struct tagVARIANT const &)"
(??0COleDateTim e@ATL@@QAE@ABUt agVARIANT@@@Z) already defined in
atlsd.lib(ATLCo mTime.obj)
atlsd.lib(ATLCo mTime.obj) : error LNK2005: "public: void __thiscall
ATL::COleDateTi me::SetStatus(e num ATL::COleDateTi me::DateTimeSta tus)"
(?SetStatus@COl eDateTime@ATL@@ QAEXW4DateTimeS tatus@12@@Z) already
defined in atlsd.lib(ATLCo mTime.obj)
atlsd.lib(ATLCo mTime.obj) : error LNK2005: "public: enum
ATL::COleDateTi me::DateTimeSta tus __thiscall
ATL::COleDateTi me::GetStatus(v oid)const "
(?GetStatus@COl eDateTime@ATL@@ QBE?AW4DateTime Status@12@XZ) already
defined in atlsd.lib(ATLCo mTime.obj)
atlsd.lib(ATLCo mTime.obj) : error LNK2005: "public: class
ATL::COleDateTi me & __thiscall ATL::COleDateTi me::operator=(s truct
tagVARIANT const &)" (??4COleDateTim e@ATL@@QAEAAV01 @ABUtagVARIANT@ @@Z)
already defined in atlsd.lib(ATLCo mTime.obj)
atlsd.lib(ATLCo mTime.obj) : error LNK2005: "public: __thiscall
ATL::COleDateTi me::operator double(void)con st "
(??BCOleDateTim e@ATL@@QBENXZ) already defined in
atlsd.lib(ATLCo mTime.obj)

Can someone explain me this ?

Thanks,

Arkam
Nov 17 '05 #1
1 4040

"arkam" <ar***@caramail .com> wrote

Could you try to change the name? See what happens. May-be there is
something strange happening because the linker does not look at all
characters in the name, and the compiler does.
Nov 17 '05 #2

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