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Message: [QUOTE="Madhur, post: 3108022"] I have problems faced in adding definitions in the command header file. I have defined a header file which includes huge set of global constants and I am using them in all the C files. For example my sample.h file looks like this /************* File : sample.h ****************/ const int a1 = 0; const int a2 = 0; /****End of sample.h*********/ My source code looks like this /***************** File:sample1.c ***********/ #include "sample.h" int main() { } /*****End of sample1.c************/ /*************** File : sample2.c **************/ #include "sample.h int main() { } /*******End of sample2.c**********/ Now the problem is during linking it says multiple definition of symbols a1 and a2. I can avoid this problem by having a C file which contains the definitions and H file for declarations. But is there any way I can avoid doing this. Please let me know. [/QUOTE]