/tmp/ccw01rfs.o:(.
file-name-map-file-map-string-map.
In file `test/test_ccr01rfs.
In function `writeint’: testtest_ccr01rfs.c:(.
In function `main’: testtest_ccr01rfs.
In function `main’: testtest_ccr01rfs.
tmpccw01rfs.o:tmpccw01rfs.o:tmpccw01rfs.o:tmpccw01rfs.o:tmpccw01rfs.o:tmpccw01rfs.o:tmpccw01rfs.o:tmpccw01rfs.
The test program has failed to compile because there are multiple definition of `writeint’.
This is a common problem if you’re using C++. The compiler cannot find the definition of writeint, so you get multiple definitions.
The problem is that the compiler can’t figure out when multiple definitions of a function exist, so it thinks the function has no definition and so it gives up.
