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c++ include different header files with same implementation of class in multiple source files

c++ compilation g++ one-definition-rule

explicit specialization of class method - symbol already defined

c++ templates linker-errors explicit-specialization one-definition-rule

pointer to function and ODR

c++ c++11 function-pointers function-templates one-definition-rule

std::make_unique, anonymous namespace and ODR

c++ gcc c++14 one-definition-rule

ODR violation in GCC 6.3.0 with types defined in two separate translation units

c++ gcc g++ one-definition-rule

What am I allowed to do with a static, constexpr, in-class initialized data member?

c++ c++11 static-members constexpr one-definition-rule

Safe to pass empty variables by value, when they have no definition?

c++ c++11 c++14 extern one-definition-rule

About ODR-violations and template variables

c++ templates c++14 constexpr one-definition-rule

undefined reference when accessing static constexpr float member

c++ clang constexpr one-definition-rule

I just can not understand DR 712

c++ c++11 language-lawyer c++17 one-definition-rule

Assign static constexpr class member to runtime variable

c++ templates c++11 constexpr one-definition-rule

A virtual member function is used if it is not pure?

c++ pure-virtual language-lawyer one-definition-rule

In class static const ODR

c++ gcc linker one-definition-rule

Declaring functions and variables multiple times in C++

c++ declaration definition one-definition-rule

C++: Different classes with the same name in different translation units

c++ one-definition-rule

Is an implementation required to diagnose ODR-violations of duplicated definitions of the same explicit specialization within the same TU?

c++ templates language-lawyer template-specialization one-definition-rule

struct with same name but different member in C++

c++ c++11 undefined-behavior one-definition-rule

Why does passing to a function a set::iterator instead of a const_iterator violate the One Definition Rule?

c++ iterator set parameter-passing one-definition-rule

Where should the definition of an explicit specialization of a class template be placed in C++?

c++ templates language-lawyer standards one-definition-rule
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