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<0> We saw that error a lot in gcc 2.95
<1> 4.1 cores too... I'll report it.
<0> it's line 1651 in gcc 4.1
<1> http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=13740
<1> it already exists.
<1> There are even duplicates.
<0> Not surprising.
<2> F F F'ing F
<1> Guess I'll have to resort to my first attempt.
<2> I spent an hour and a half on the range this morning trying to figure out why I started slicing my drives, and 30 seconds in front of the mirror just told me why.
<2> At least I didn't pay for a lesson.
<2> So, anyway, on the topic of programming... version 2 of the barcode generator should be up later this evening.
<2> object-oriented JavaScript, a beautiful thing.
<2> I'm now of the opinion that the C++/Java/.NET way of doing OO is entirely the wrong way to do it.
<0> so you probably would like lisp and python
<1> ARGHHHH
<1> _m_: still there? :)
<1> I'm getting the weirdest error :(
<0> oh
<1> ../../ircproxy/src/Expression.h: In instantiation of binary_operator<false, BoolExpression<false>, beop_AND, BoolExpression<false> >:
<1> ../../ircproxy/src/Expression.h:814: instantiated from BinaryExpression<false, BoolExpression<false>, beop_AND, BoolExpression<false> >
<1> ../../ircproxy/src/ServerConnection.cc:203: instantiated from here
<1> ../../ircproxy/src/Expression.h:804: error: invalid use of undefined type cl*** BinaryExpression<false, BoolExpression<false>, beop_AND, BoolExpression<false> >
<1> That is weird, because in line 804, BinaryExpression is already FULLY defined.
<0> hmm, include order problem?
<1> no, it's all in one header
<0> any #ifdefs?
<1> no
<0> is BoolExpression defined?
<1> Lemme make a single-file test case, so you can look at it too
<1> yes, is defined before
<3> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16279.html . Can someone help me with my code? I can't find why it outputs only thousand and units(It is a program that converts a normal number to roman numeral).
<1> _m_: It uses boost.
<0> I have no problems with Boost.
<1> It does give you the same error?
<0> yup
<1> k
<3> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16279.html . Can someone help me with my code? I can't find why it outputs only thousand and units(It is a program that converts a normal number to roman numeral). I found out that there's a switch error(right now),but how would i byp*** it?
<1> Ugh, non-english variable names.
<0> PabloBH: compare lines 34/35 to line 36
<4> if i include a cpp file under the Source Files section of visual c++ express edition
<4> do i have to include it in the file containing main also?
<0> Run: sorry I can't find the error
<1> _m_: Bad, bad, VERY bad!
<1> Can't it be a bug in the compiler?
<0> It's too late and I'm having a slight headache.
<3> _m_: i saw this. Line 36 is ugly and weird,i know. But its the way i found to get the numbers.
<0> PabloBH: yes, and lines 34 and 35 don't do it.
<0> (it works for 33 because you forgot only /1)
<3> it prints units fine
<3> numbers in range of 10 to 100 don't output
<0> Run: sure, it could be a compiler problem. But I doubt it is. The code is complex enough to have some hidden issue.
<0> it works for 33 because you forgot only /1
<0> it works for 36 because you thought of /1000
<3> hmmm...thinking about those results don't have sense right now. Since the first time you said,i understood. I was just thinking if i was getting crazy,but i'm gonna try what u said.
<0> I'll hit the sack now. Good night, #C++.
<4> someone who can help me also
<5> do you have state pattern tutorial?
<4> if i include a cpp file under the Source Files section of visual c++ express edition
<4> do i have to include it in the file containing main also?
<6> kahlua75: cpp files are normally not included
<4> ok.. i dont have a cl*** defined
<4> in the header there is a struct and some fucntions
<6> do you have an h as well?
<4> that is the .h
<4> in one cpp file is the main
<4> and other cpp file has the function implementations
<4> the two cpp files are under source files section of my visual c++ project
<4> and header file is under HEader Files section of hte c++ project
<3> _m_: You was right,i was wrong. Thanks
<6> okay, header section is just a hint for the compiler not to compile those files directly. you still have to include them if you want to use the functions they declare
<4> in the file containing main
<4> i have included the header file
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