Re: i code better after ive had a few ...

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: That should wokr in certain cases ... reordering the .cpp files on the g++ command line should fix it too. Based on my indepth, trial and error research into the problem (read: drank myself into a bloody stupor), i believe that it returns this error when g++ tries to compile your .cpp files before compiling the respective .h files, or something similar. In any case, the order in which g++ compiles yer .cpp files clearly matters when you have a veritable web of includes between all of yer .cpp files : in short, if you anyone gets this error, try reordering your .cpp files on the g++ command line : : : Oh ...... my ... god ....... : : : I fized it! I fixed it! I finally figured out how to get g++ to compile these things properly! : : : I should get a field's medal for this. : : : : : : : I'm sure this has been answered a few times before, but i completely forgot how I got rid of these the first time ... anyway, does anyone know what to do about these sort of errors? : : : : /tmp/ccfZieny.o: In function `main': : : : : /tmp/ccfZieny.o(.text+0x2b): undefined reference to `map<unsigned long, fo : : : : ostring>::map(void)' : : : : /tmp/ccfZieny.o: In function `foostring::~foostring(void)': : : : : /tmp/ccfZieny.o(.gnu.linkonce.t._._9foostring+0x27): undefined reference to `foo : : : : ::~foo(void)' : : : : collect2: ld returned 1 exit status : : : : well, dvw told me this morning to do g++ *.cpp instead of g++ test.cpp....i never thought of that and it worked

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