Re: C++ And Loaded Code And Static Lib

Wow, twisted stuff.

One of my API extern C functions was using some functions that had 
the inline keyword on them.  When using inline, the wrong someFunx() 
gets called.  Remove the inline and it seems to work fine.

What a waste of a day.


-----------------------------------------------------------
inline void someFunx()
{
   someOtherFunx();
}

extern apiFunx()
{
   //calls the wrong someFunx() if inline used on someFunx()
   someFunx();
}
-----------------------------------------------------------

Thanx for the responses, hope this helps someone in the future (come 
get me Google).

SD.

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Previous message from SD on 4/16/10 at 12:25 PM -0700
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>I have a static library that I've built.  This library consists of 
>mostly C++ classes in a separate namespace (call it MyNameSpace).
>
>I also have two pref panes (think of them as Code bundles that get 
>loaded into an app).  Both of these pref panes statically link with 
>my library.
>
>However, when the second pref pane/code bundle is loaded, it uses 
>the classes loaded from the first pref pane/code bundle (even if the 
>classes have different implementations but the same names).
>
>How do I get each pref pane/code bundle to use the classes it linked 
>with, rather than looking them up from previously loadded code?
>
>I knew this was a problem with Objective-C, but I had though C++ 
>didn't have this problem.
>
>Thank you muchly, this a huge problem for me.
>
>SD.
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