From: "mpt" <M DOT P DOT Tidball AT cs DOT cf DOT ac DOT uk>
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Subject: Re: can this thing do virtual functions or not?
Date: Fri, 15 Jan 1999 13:51:24 -0000
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Cheers, man. Thanks for helping out the new guy.

Take care,

M

GSM77 wrote in message <19990114021424 DOT 25333 DOT 00004847 AT ngol02 DOT aol DOT com>...
>
>Hi Guy !
>
>Your error is ..... when you define some functions,
>you HAVE TO write it somewhere.
>
>Where are the functions :
>Thing::number;
>Thing::str;
>Thing::print;
>
>This functions are the virtual part of your object Thing,
>so the linker can't find the virtual table, because it doesn't exist ....
>
>When you'll write the body of this functions,  You program will work...
;-)
>
> KAMY