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Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2000 10:36:16 -0300
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Subject: Re: compile errors in rhide
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Joshua Masiku wrote:

> I am using djgpp 2.95 and allegro 3.0 when I compile a program I've
> written it tells me ansi C++ doesn't allow this or the other but I've
> adhered to strict ansi C++ and I don't understand why it doesn't
> work. are there some flags I need to set to get this thing to work. I
> ve declared my variables in the right scope but I get lots of errror
> messages saying "ansi C++ doesn't allow declaration without type"
> where my variables are initialised.

Eithout code I can't say much, but here is my guess:
ANSI C++ says the following code is invalid:

const XXXX=1;

You *must* provide a type, like this:

const int XXXX=1;

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