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Okay, now my compiler just thinks it's funny. | by Llyr | 2002-09-29 13:54:40 |
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Nah, it thinks you're funny. | by Arcanum | 2002-09-29 14:00:45 |
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And, hey, it could be worse. | by Arcanum | 2006-11-19 12:55:59 |
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Maybe you can figure out what's wrong here. (n/t) | by Llyr | 2002-09-29 14:09:00 |
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My header file: | by Llyr | 2002-09-29 14:09:36 |
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And my function definitions. | by Llyr | 2002-09-29 14:10:24 |
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Slap those two in a project | by Llyr | 2002-09-29 14:11:08 |
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Well, for starters... | by Arcanum | 2002-09-29 14:31:09 |
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Where do I have "r" defined elsewhere? | by Llyr | 2002-09-29 14:37:11 |
| In your header file. |
by Arcanum |
2002-09-29 14:42:09 |
private double r;
I don't think the compiler will care, but it's still bad practice.
They haven't taught you about the new and delete instructions yet? What exactly are the requirements for this class, anyway? |
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That's the ONLY r I have! | by Llyr | 2002-09-29 14:45:02 |
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No... | by Arcanum | 2002-09-29 14:52:59 |
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oh. (n/t) | by Llyr | 2002-09-29 15:18:57 |
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Okay, revised def. code. | by Llyr | 2002-09-29 15:23:55 |
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Aren't you getting a whole bunch of | by Arcanum | 2002-09-29 15:43:10 |
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Aaahhhh. There we go. (n/t) | by Llyr | 2002-09-29 16:02:07 |
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First rule of debugging compile-time errors: | by Arcanum | 2002-09-29 16:06:04 |
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heh. (n/t) | by Llyr | 2002-09-29 16:08:51 |
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Oh, about the cout statement in your midpoint fcn. | by Arcanum | 2002-09-29 15:26:38 |
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That's why I overloaded the << operator. (n/t) | by Llyr | 2002-09-29 16:09:14 |
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But you haven't written a function | by Arcanum | 2002-09-29 16:16:27 |
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Required. | by Llyr | 2002-09-29 16:19:06 |
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Ahh, ok... | by Arcanum | 2002-09-29 16:30:14 |
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It actually shouldn't be bad. (n/t) | by Llyr | 2002-09-29 16:33:38 |
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Let me know how you do it. (n/t) | by Arcanum | 2002-09-29 16:36:12 |
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I just need to know... | by Llyr | 2002-09-29 16:40:17 |
