This usually happens when you try to include pilot.h more than once - it
doesn't check if its already been included. What I've done is wrap pilot.h
in my own header, MyPilot.h:
#ifndef MYPILOT_H // prevent multiple includes
#define MYPILOT_H
#include <pilot.h>
#endif // #ifndef MYPILOT_H
Then I make sure never to include pilot.h correctly. I'm not sure if you
need to do the same thing for OS 3.5 and PalmOS.h
Hope this helps,
Greg
At 10:01 PM 6/13/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I'm using CodeWarrior 6.0 on Win98.
>I've been using C++.
>
>All of a sudden I am getting the error "illegal use of precompiled header"
>when I try to compile. There error is generated within three different .h
>files, all of which are just a bunch of function prototypes.
>
>My app is about 16 Kb which is spread out over 8 c files and 10 h files (I'm
>reasonably sure that I've set everything up properly - the error came out of
>nowhere). If I alter some of the structure (ie - get rid of one of those
>simple header files), I just get the precompiled header errors in different
>places.
>
>Any takers?
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Brian.
>
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