Harald van Dijk wrote:
> On Sun, 03 Feb 2008 15:28:42 +0000, Mark McIntyre wrote:
>> M.Caggiano wrote:
>>> I've write a function without errors but i've this message after
>>> compilation:
>>>
>>> *** ["../Socket/Client/Client.o"] Error1
>>>
>>> how can i resolve this problem?
>> Read the compiler / linker manual to find out what "error 1" is. This
>> looks more like a linker error, by the way - nothing to do with C.
>
> Doesn't look like a linker error to me. It looks like there's an error
> reported by make or a similar build tool in generating

You may be right, but my crystal ball isn't up to devining anything
better than "user claims no bugs in C code, but still gets error,
possible error in the next step of creating an executable"...

> ../Socket/Client/Client.o, which is typically the job of the compiler,
> not the linker.

it could equally well be a problem /reading/ that object in order to
link it. The OP removed all useful context...

I don't know why the OP didn't bother to post an actually
> useful error message though.

I suspect its the usual reason - he snipped what he thought was
irrelevant but didn't know enough about the problem to get that snippage
right.

To the OP: post more detail...
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