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01-Aug-2006, 05:51
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Global variablesHi all!
I have a problem with C++. I have several cpp files. And in one of them in one of the functions I have a variable defined as. unsigned short* dst. I would like to read that variable from another function in other cpp file. Hoy I must define it? I think it must be easy but I'm having lots of problems |
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01-Aug-2006, 09:27
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Re: Global variablesQuote:
You shouldn't use globals. If you must, then declare it extern. :davis: |
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