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The question was about plain c functions, not c++ static methods, as clarified in comments. I understand what a static variable is, but what is a static function? And why is it that if I declare a function, let's say void print_matrix , in let's say a.c (WITHOUT a.h ) and include "a.c" - I get "print_matrix@@....) already defined in a.obj" , BUT if I declare it as static void print_matrix then it compiles? UPDATE Just to clear things up - I know that including .c is bad, as many of you pointed out. I just do it to temporarily clear space in main.c until I have a better idea of how to group all those functions into proper .h and .c files. Just a temporary, quick solution.
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