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c++ - Already defined not (always) working
In my definition file I have this: static char xw2,xw3,xw4,xw5; And 300 lines further: static char xw2; The compiler does not recognize the double, no error is reported. The questions: 1) Which of the two "xw2" variables is used by the compiler, the first or the second? It's important to know for me because I sometimes redefine char's as 32-bit int's. 2) Is there a tool (way) to hunt for double used variable names? A cross reference comes to mind. Thx in advance, Ed Jul 16 2007
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