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Global Class Decleration

Aykut Birsen

Hi,

I am using uVision4 for LPC3250.

I declare my class in my header file and define its functions in the corresponding cpp file.

My question is this, how can I reach the object of this class when I create it in another file.

For example, in a.cpp:

MyClass MyObject;

in b.cpp

MyBoject.value = 5;

I want my object to be global.

Thanks for your helps.

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  • 0 in reply to Tamir Michael

    Are you sure that the linker will process a file that contains:

    MyClass MyObject;


    Ant that this line isn't inside a namespace or contains the "static" keyword?

    Have you checked your spellings?

    And you are sure you are not using some clever #defines that changes what the compilers sees from what you see?

    And you are sending the relevant object file to the linker?