Elysian Shadows

I made all the variables extern (extern bool map[15]), and in a differnt folder I declared then did [bool map[15]], and the code seems to work, I have no clue why this would change things.

if I take it away then an error appears in the .cpp that actually uses the array. I checked and its not declared twice in the header.

I am getting an error "multiple definition of 'map' ", which is an array. The error seems to include everything that is declared in the same .h file, which mostly declares arrays, map would be declared as "bool map[15];".

I had this project working in codeblocks before then I added a new header and a new .cpp, and all the errors are with including them. I did have to switch the files in main to .h

in main i am including the .cpp's and in the .cpp's I am including the .h. I don't know why this works in gcc, but if I switch it so main includes .h's it doesn't work.

if I have main.cpp linking to class1.h, wouldn't I need class1.h to link to class1.cpp to work?

here is a header file, all the header files pretty much follow this same format #ifndef GLOBALS_H #define GLOBALS_H #include <SDL/SDL.h> extern SDL_Surface *buffer; extern SDL_Surface *title; extern SDL_Event event; extern bool done; extern bool turn; extern bool bkey; extern bool ckey; extern bool ...

I would, but the files are incredibly huge, and they compile under gcc, so I would assume the problem is codeblocks specific. I have the file as a GUI application, and the linker settings are -lmingw32 -lSDLmain -lSDL -lSDL_image.

I changed all the includes to .h, but the compiler is complaining about redefinitions, each .h has its own
#ifndef CLASS_H
#define CLASS_H
#endif

I'm using codeblocks and am having tons of linking errors, I was wondering if I am linking files incorrectly main #include "class.cpp" #include "class2.cpp" class.cpp #include <SDL/SDL.h> #include <SDL/SDL_image.h> #include "class2.cpp" #include "class.h" clas...

how is the project coming along?

is it possible to make a curved line is SDL?

I hope you add an engine, or some pgn support, maybe an option to take back moves, all in all I like it. I tried it on vista and seems to work fine.

I understand that an array of 10 is numbered 0 - 9, but what I was attempting to do was something like this, looking at the code I was setting the array 0 - 6 tile[6]; for (int i=1; int i<7; i++) { tile[i-1].x = (i)*PIECE_SIZE; tile[i-1].y = 0; tile[i-1].w = PIECE_SIZE; tile[i-1].h = PIECE_SIZE; } I...

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