initialise variables in constructor

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Hi!
I am going to design one mfc application in which I make one common cpp class contains header file with that,I include that header file in all subfiles in my project & declare variables in that header file with public access specifier,but when I am going to define that variable presided by extern keyword in sub files,but it not accessed & give error as

VB

error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "void * i_acc_no" (?i_acc_no@@3PAXA)  Add_account.obj

so how to solve that problem??

Posted 3-Mar-13 19:21pm

Venkat Raghvan

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 4-Mar-13 2:08am

The problem is not related to variable (member) initialization. You are just using unresolved symbol.
—SA

Venkat Raghvan 4-Mar-13 2:20am

ok,so how to initialise variable in constructor in mfc? and it should accessible in other subfiles also!

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2013-03-03T22:57:00

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You need to declare and initialise them in one code file. Something like:

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// main.cpp

extern className::variableName = 0;

Posted 3-Mar-13 22:57pm

Richard MacCutchan