2008/11/30 Hani Ayoub <hani.ayoub@xxxxxxxx>:
>
> If I do so, I'll have to write "struct _tst" instead of "tst" when I use the
> struct...
Can you explain a bit more about what you are trying to do, because
the following compiles fine for me:
>>> tst.h
>>> =======
>>> typedef struct _tst{
>> ...
>>> } tst;
>>
>>> tst2.h
>>> =======
>>> #include "tst.h"
>>>
>>> int foo(tst t);
>>
>>> tst.c
>>> =======
>>> #include <stdio.h>
>>> #include "tst2.h"
>>>
>>> int foo(tst t){ return 1; };
>> ...
when compiling with "gcc tst.c"
That is with gcc 4.2.4, not that I think it should make a difference.
Rob
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>>> when compiling: "gcc tst.c tst2.h tst.h" I get the following errors:
>> ...
>>> The problem is that "tst" is redefined... but I cannot change "tst.h"
>>> file...
>>
>> So, what about:
>>
>> * Removing the typedef from tst2.h -- "tst" is already typedefed in
>> tst.h.
>>
>> * Compiling tst.c only, not the headers.
>>
>> With kind regards,
>> --
>> Baurzhan Ismagulov
>> http://www.kz-easy.com/
>>
>>
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