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Message: [QUOTE="Thorsten Hater, post: 4655095"] Hi, I seem to have something like a bug in rb++. For the case that I want to wrap a simple method the extension doesn't compile because of multiple definitions. The issue is somewhat tricky since when I have a previously compiled extension and merely extend the header file, it compiles fine. Here test case: wrapper.rb require 'rubygems' require 'rbplusplus' include RbPlusPlus Extension.new "test" do |ext| ext.sources ["/home/thor/rb++/test.hpp"] ext.module "Test" do |mod| node = mod.namespace "T" end end test.hpp #ifndef TEST #define TEST #include <iostream> namespace T { void test() { std::cout << "i'm just sitting here" << std::endl; } } #endif The error is encountered also if I have a class before the function test. Thorsten [/QUOTE]