Dev C++ Ld Returned 1 Exit Status
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Hi,
I'm still a beginner for C programming. In my assignment I've encountered this problem and I know is a linker problem but I'm not sure how to solve it. I'm trying to link 3 files which 2 .c files and 1 .h file. Below are the codes for my file:
These 3 files are my codings. I hope someone can help me out. I'm stuck at his problem for long time. Thanks in advance. Appreciate your help. Roland juno 106 vst download.
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I think you mean Ld returned 1 exit status.
Do you really mean you tried to link the 2 c files and the h file or do you mean you compiled the c files and tried to link the resulting objects?
The processor of building a program is
Compiler Exit Status 1
- Compile each individual source (.c) file producing an object file (.o or .obj)
- Link all the object files produced in stage 1 with any require libraries
NOTE 1: you neither compile or link header (.h) files, they are included into source (.c) files and the code the contain is compiled in that manner.
NOTE 2: It is very poor practice to #include source files (.c) into other source files (.c) as you have done in your driver.c listing. However if you must/do do that then you should not separately compile the source (.c) that you included.
Dev C++ Ld Returned 1 Exit Status 1
Normally the IDE handles the build process for you so it would help us to know what tools, compiler tool-chain and/or IDE you are using.