Hello, I am a relatively new symbian developer and I have troubles with one of my classes. It is a small and not very well thought class for debugging:
The class is thought to provide some kind of call stack for on device debugging. At the begging of a function you may place a writeStart()Â (with a corresponding writeEnd() at the end), a write() anywhere else and get a nice formated output.
The error I get at compilation is:
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mwldsym2.exe: Multiply defined section: DebugClass::DebugClass(void) (??0DebugClass@@QAE@XZ) in mwldsym2.exe: files DebugClass.o, DebugClass.o mwldsym2.exe: Multiply defined section: DebugClass::~DebugClass(void) (??1DebugClass@@QAE@XZ) in mwldsym2.exe: files DebugClass.o, DebugClass.o [and so on]
I used it with some succes in another project (but still I had troubles with making it compile). When the 2 files (.h and .cpp) were placed in their own folder it also had errors, so there must be something with my files that the linker does not like, since errors appeared in both projects. I can also provide the implementation code if necessary, since it is not a secret.
weird error. It lists the same .o name twice in the error message.
Have you maybe accidently duplicated the code, and have two "SOURCE" lines in your mmp, useing the same file from two different locations or something?
If not, I would shut down everything, remove all intermediate files manually (normally under \epoc32\BUILD\ or somewhere in your project directory). Then reboot the computer and re-import the project and rebuild... Have lost count of the times I have had to do something like that because some file got messed up somewhere in the build system..
Can't see anything obviously wrong with your class declaration... except possibly the creative use of that enum (but nothing wrong, just a bit.. weird )
Well, it seems I have entered the forum with the right foot
Indeed, it was the user and not the tools. Staring again at the mmp file I found that DebugClass.cpp was included twice. I will look again at the old project, to see what was the problem with that one.
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Have you maybe accidently duplicated the code, and have two "SOURCE" lines in your mmp, useing the same file from two different locations or something?
If not, I would shut down everything, remove all intermediate files manually (normally under \epoc32\BUILD\ or somewhere in your project directory).
Then reboot the computer and re-import the project and rebuild...
Have lost count of the times I have had to do something like that because some file got messed up somewhere in the build system..
Can't see anything obviously wrong with your class declaration...
except possibly the creative use of that enum
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Indeed, it was the user and not the tools. Staring again at the mmp file I found that DebugClass.cpp was included twice.
I will look again at the old project, to see what was the problem with that one.
Thanks alh