Linker error: already defined
I fixed the problem: I found that it is a problem with the order of the includes. However forcing every file to have the afx.h include (properties->c/c++/advanced/force include file)
fixed the problem for me.
error LNK2005 constructor already defined
As it is, the Date::Date
constructor is defined in date.h
and will therefore be (re)defined in any .cpp
that includes date.h
, in your case (at least) club.cpp
and date.cpp
. Same goes for the Date::~Date
destructor.
You can either (a) move the Date::Date
and Date::~Date
definitions to date.cpp
, or (b) define them as inline in date.h
:
class Date
{
public:
Date::Date(int j, int m, int a)
{
jour = j;
mois = m;
annee = a;
}
Date::~Date()
{
}
//...
Visual Studio Linking errors. Order in which MFC, CRT included?
This was clarified to me on the MSDN Forumns:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/vcgeneral/thread/4e331cb3-e566-4ca6-b7d4-118c3bebd31a
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