Having multiple code files that include "MeMegaPi.h" causes a Multiple Definitions error.
Steps to Reproduce :
- create a new Header file, example : "TestHeader.h"
- in TestHeader.h add #include "MeMegaPi.h"
- in your main .INO file #include "TestHeader.h"
Cause :
The MeMegaPi.h file contains variable definitions instead of declarations, leading to multiple definitions when included in multiple compilation units.
Solution:
We moved the variable definitions from MeMegaPi.h to MeMegaPi.cpp and declared them as extern in MeMegaPi.h. This change ensures the variables are only defined once, resolving the multiple definition errors.
Having multiple code files that include "MeMegaPi.h" causes a Multiple Definitions error.
Steps to Reproduce :
Cause :
The MeMegaPi.h file contains variable definitions instead of declarations, leading to multiple definitions when included in multiple compilation units.
Solution:
We moved the variable definitions from MeMegaPi.h to MeMegaPi.cpp and declared them as extern in MeMegaPi.h. This change ensures the variables are only defined once, resolving the multiple definition errors.