D - Symbol Undefined
- Giancarlo Bellido (4/4) Aug 07 2003 why im getting error messages from the linker like this:
- BenjiSmith (11/15) Aug 07 2003 This is probably a problem with the order in which you're building and l...
why im getting error messages from the linker like this: close is a public method and init is a protected one, in unit form Error 42: Symbol Undefined _Dform_Form_close_FZv Error 42: Symbol Undefined _Dform_Form_init_FC8initFormZv
Aug 07 2003
This is probably a problem with the order in which you're building and linking your modules. Let's say you've got 3 modules A, B, and C. A imports B, and B imports C. In order to have no build conflicts, you have to tell the linker to link C first, and then B, and then A. With complex packages, it's a nightmare. Luckily, there's digc. It comes with the D GUI library called "dig". You can read more about it here: http://www.opend.org/dig/digc.html And you can get it here: http://www.opend.org/dig --Benji Smith In article <bgtugt$i73$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Giancarlo Bellido says...why im getting error messages from the linker like this: close is a public method and init is a protected one, in unit form Error 42: Symbol Undefined _Dform_Form_close_FZv Error 42: Symbol Undefined _Dform_Form_init_FC8initFormZv
Aug 07 2003