From:	caramaith <caramaith AT myokay DOT net>
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Subject:	Re: odd compiler error in DJGPP...
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do you need to include a constructor in a struct ??? I know this for
classes, but Eckel doesnt include one and he should know, shouldnt he?
or perhaps I got this wrong....


Robin Johnson schrieb:
> 
> did u remember to include the constructor in the structure?
> 
> caramaith wrote:
> >
> > ...whatever I do, the compiler will flag an error of the following
> > strucure:
> >
> > testfil.cpp(2) Error: undefined reference to 'Stash::initialize(int)'
> > ...
> > ...
> >
> > this goes for every called function/method in the testfile that
> > naturally includes its header. first I had it with a code I did on my
> > own and i thought, well - you could've made a mistake. so I took some
> > code from Bruce Eckels "thinking in c++" and compiling runs errorfree.
> > but also here the compiler won't recognize the methods... and I wonder
> > what lill option in DJGPP can make it vanish, because the code is 100%
> > correct.
> >
> > pls help.
> >
> > thx caramaith
> 
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