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11 Duplicate symbol in module


   There may be only one definition for each global (PUBLIC) symbol in
   the program being linked.  Another definition was found for the named
   symbol.  PLINK86-Plus ignores the duplicate definition, retains the
   first one, and continues linking.

   Solution: It's important when using Microsoft languages to order
   the librarys in the correct order, if specifying the librarys in
   LIBRARY or SEARCH statements.  There is embedded in the comment
   record of the .OBJ file a default order to be used to resolve the
   symbols.  You should use this same order when specifying the
   libraries to PLINK86-Plus.

   As an alternative you can remove the Microsoft libraries and the
   NODEFLIB command from the .LNK file and let Plink use the default
   ordering specified in the comment record.


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