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Error L104

Summary	*** Error L104 Multiple Public Definitions Symbol: symbol Module: filename (module-name) Defined: filename (module-name)
Description	A symbol is defined more than once as public symbol in several modules.
Cause	You have defined the symbol in several modules. The linker lists the modules that contain the definition of the symbol.
Resolution	Change the definition of the symbol or the symbol name. If you want to refer to just one symbol, you need to use the extern attribute at sub-sequent definitions of the symbol. If you do not want that the symbol is available in different modules, use the static symbol attribute.
See Also	LX51: ERROR/WARNING ON SYMBOL DEFINITION