In regard to proper header order, there is none. I normally go like this:
1. Custom headers I have made.
2. Headers to libraries besides the standard C/C++ libraries.
3. Standard C++ Headers
4. C Headers
--
~~Scott Simontis~~
Programmer
>
>
> On Fri, 12 Dec 2003, Daniel Watson wrote:
>
> > I have included string.h and also checked Compiler Options->Linker->Do
> > not use standard system startup files or binaries as suggested on
> > another linker error posting.
>
> Uh? What post? If you check this, linker won't find anything of the
> standard library, including strcpy.
>
> > Any suggestions on what could be causing this? Is there a specific order
> > that the header files should be included? This is the order I have them
> > in. Is the string.h file included in one of the other header files.
>
> A _linker error_ depends from linker, headers are relative to compiler, so
> you'll better check the linker line to know what's going on (it writes
> the affected module or 'undefined reference', which means you haven't
> included in linking any library with that name, and this seems to be your
> situation).
>
> Bye.
>
> Ferdinando
>
>
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