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From: Ronald Petty <repett0@sac.uky.edu>
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Subject: static
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does anyone now how to use static on objects

#include "some_object.h"
class one{

  private:
    some_object 1;
};

This compiles
now if I do this
#include "some_object.h"
class one{

  private:
    static some_object 1;
};

I get errors like this

eton.cslab.uky.edu 126: make
g++ -c DATA.cc
g++ -o COOL main.o REG_U.o MAN_U.o S_U.o V_U.o Property.o LL.o HT.o
properties.o
 parse.o DATA.o
DATA.o: In function `DATA::load(void)':
DATA.o(.text+0x23c): undefined reference to `DATA::p'
DATA.o(.text+0x240): undefined reference to `DATA::p'
DATA.o(.text+0x254): undefined reference to `DATA::p'
DATA.o(.text+0x258): undefined reference to `DATA::p'
DATA.o(.text+0x280): undefined reference to `DATA::p'
DATA.o(.text+0x284): more undefined references to `DATA::p' follow
make: *** [COOL] Error 1
eton.cslab.uky.edu 127:

any ideas
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Ron Petty 252-7173, repett0@sac.uky.edu, Aprt 108 217 Virginia Avenue
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