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Lex
How can I compile two classes from the command line that reference each other?
Class A referenced Class B and Class B references Class A.
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Class A referenced Class B and Class B references Class A.
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Jeff Callahan
you don't need to do anything special to do that. in fact, the circular
reference can even degenerate to the case where a class references itself.
just compile as you normally would, in other words. let me know if you
have any other questions.
jeff.
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reference can even degenerate to the case where a class references itself.
just compile as you normally would, in other words. let me know if you
have any other questions.
jeff.
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