> Yeah, I tried using that. The problem that I come up with is that as soon
> as I switch all of my files to using mypilot.h Invariably one of them
> starts acting like it can't see pilot.h. (It has no idea what a FrmPtr is
> and similar things.) Maybe I don't understand this, but I though that the
> only way Pilot.h wouldn't be loaded was if the ocmpiler had already loaded
> it. If the compiler had already loaded it, then it should know what the
> heck a FrmPtr is. Hmmm. what do you think I'm doing wrong.
Most headers have a guard in them to prevent reloading its definitions. It
usually looks like this:
#ifndef SOME_SYMBOL_GOES_HERE
#define SOME_SYMBOL_GOES_HERE
/* all definitions belonging to this header */
#endif
I think (but don't quote me) the problem is that Pilot.h doesn't do this. I
haven't looked lately, so I might be wrong.
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