So I've got this project. It's due Wednesday, and is supposed to be
something we can do in a day or two. Yeah right, if you know what you're
doing -- I've already worked on it for most of a week, and am unable to fix
a bug. Things about "it's your homework -- YOU do it" go to /dev/null.
It's in that _other_ OS by decree, but I'm hoping it isn't too far off the
charter. I'm using "Borland C++ 5.5.1 for Win32 Copyright (c) 1993, 2000
Borland". If I'd ever done cross-compilation before, I'd consider using
g++...
When I issue "bcc32 -P Complex.cpp main.cpp", I get these errors:
Complex.cpp:
Error E2293 Complex.hpp 16: ) expected
Error E2147 Complex.cpp 53: 'istream' cannot start a parameter declaration
Error E2316 Complex.cpp 53: 'Complex::Extract(int &)' is not a member of 'Complex'
Error E2040 Complex.cpp 54: Declaration terminated incorrectly
*** 4 errors in Compile ***
main.cpp:
Error E2451 main.cpp 12: Undefined symbol 'Complex' in function main()
Error E2379 main.cpp 12: Statement missing ; in function main()
*** 2 errors in Compile ***
These errors go away (and I get a successful compile) if I take out the
"Extract" line from the .hpp file and the associated function from
Complex.cpp. What do the first few errors mean? I can't figure out what
it's complaining about.
The code and error log are here:
http://royalty.no-ip.org:81/Complex-20060604-1109.tar.gz
Thanks.
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