Problem with declaring constructor in VS 2010
Hey,
I am getting the following error: "missing type specifier-int assumed.Note:C++ does not support default-int" for this line of code in Visual Studio 2010:
Don't understand why I am getting this error. I don't get this in Visual Studio 6.0.
Any help will be appreciated!!
Thanks In Advance!!
I am getting the following error: "missing type specifier-int assumed.Note:C++ does not support default-int" for this line of code in Visual Studio 2010:
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Don't understand why I am getting this error. I don't get this in Visual Studio 6.0.
Any help will be appreciated!!
Thanks In Advance!!
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You are probably going to have to give more details, that bit of code is not enough.
Warnis,
To my understanding a constructor doesn't have a return type. Is this correct?
To my understanding a constructor doesn't have a return type. Is this correct?
Indeed, constructors do not have return types.
It's just that I got that exact same error previously today and it was because I was not specifying a type for a couple of my functions. If this is a constructor we are going to need more code like Grey Wolf said.
It's just that I got that exact same error previously today and it was because I was not specifying a type for a couple of my functions. If this is a constructor we are going to need more code like Grey Wolf said.
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Maybe you got your constructors identifier wrong? It's always a possibility.
Wazzak
Wazzak
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