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Using C++ in Borland C++ 3.0

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Using C++ in Borland C++ 3.0

Using C++ in Borland C++ 3.0

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hi..

i'm trying a simple C++ program in Turbo C++ 3.0

i have 3 files

accounts.h Class headder File for acc_cust

accfunc.cpp - classs implemntation for acc_cust has #include for accounts.h

accounts.cpp - main program has #include for accounts.h

when i try to run it spurts out "underined symbol cust_acc::setup and all the functions i use in the accounts.cpp file.

i tried openning a project and add all files there, but then it says "_main defined in module accounts.cpp"

RE: Using C++ in Borland C++ 3.0

Your main module must exist in exactly one of the files u r using in the project. Check that all ur files u r including lie either in the same directory or they are present in the path specified in Include Directory variable.

Hope that Helps.
Regards,
SwapSawe.

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