Turbo C++ question

[weaknessforcats]

This error has nothing to do with a #include.

What it has to do with is that you are calling a function that the linker can't find in any of the files or any of the libariers in the build.

This error is often a mismatch between the function prototype in the included header and the function definition itself.

[Laharl]

For a system library (pre-provided), use #include <filename>. For a file you provide in the same directory, use #include "filename". The <> do not require the .h ending, the "" do. If your definition and implementation are in different files, the linker should connect them and bring both in.

[Samael]

To be perfectly clear it's telling me theres a linker error for an obj file and a lib file.

[Samael]

Hhmm, just wondering what is the proper way to include an object file in the C++ code?

[Laharl]

Did you remember to #include the file?

[Samael]

I'm trying to compile a program in Turbo C++ and i get a [Linker Error], well several.

The exact error is "Unresolved External ... referenced from where ever the file is. The file OBJ file is there and i can't figure out why its giving me the error. If anyone has any idea that'd be great. Thanks