Danny,
Doesn't #including a file in a .c file basically just tell the
c-preprocessor to put that file's text in the current file? Since I am
running into a problem with the 32k jump limit, just including the file as
text from a .h file doesn't seem to me like it will solve my main problem.
I am converting a small app to a large app and that is why I am moving
mysecondfunc to a .c file in a second segment.
So...what should I be doing that I am not? Help! I appreciate your
experience and input VERY much!
Very truly yours,
Rob G.
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Subject: Re: Multi-segment app
"Rob Graber" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> When I remove the 'static', then I get an error like:
>
> Warning : function has no prototype
You need to put the prototype in each .c file, or better yet, put it in a .h
file included by both .c files.
> Just exactly what would my ".h" file look like?
At a minimum, it would include the function prototype. You might want to set
it up so it can be #included more than once. In CodeWarrior, this can be
done by putting the following at the top:
#pragma once
A more universal technique is to wrap the entire file:
#ifndef __FOO_H__
#define __FOO_H__
... entire contents of file ...
#endif // __FOO_H__
where FOO is the name of your .h file in all caps. (This is just a
convention to avoid conflicts.)
> I guess my ignorance in the 'c' programming arena is showing....
You should read a good C book. Check the archives of this list for
suggestions.
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