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hello everyone, i am writing a program for c8051f020,in which i have 4 ".c" files: main c file,keyroutine file, general routines files,confguration file
i separated bit addressable, data addressable, functions, #defines in separate header files
i included these header files in respective ".c" file
but i am getting following error in linking
1. public refers to ignored segment 2.address space overflow both for data as well as bit memory 3.multiple public definitions
i have put all ".c" files for build shall i continue or main c file should be put for building
if i do so then for debugging i will not be able to put breakpoint in other c files
can you tell me how to include c file in another c file
for further details pls let me know
thank you all take care
Yes - I was actually waiting for that remark :)
I normally have a long prefix with company name etc at the start of the symbol, to make sure that it will be unique both compared to the standard and in relation to potential 3part libraries.
Many IDE has a feature to automatically add this inclusion guard, including some form of random number in the symbol name to make sure that no collision can happen.
"Yes - I was actually waiting for that remark :)"
I see, you were testing us then.
I saw the code-name "CHARLIE" and immediately fell for it (it had to be a redhead!). Got me, Per!