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void * to class
say you have a file like this... #define CASTING_IS_A_BEAR 200 #include <string.h> #include <iostream.h> class thing { public: char name[32]; thing() { strcpy(name,"greg"); } }; int main(void) { void *p; thing g; p=(void*)g; /* now how do I get to...- gregbackus
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templates and linking
Nope. I'm not using STL - I'm trying to code a vector class from scratch. Borland 4.52 is pre-ANSI-standard, pre namespace even. Perhaps I am just a glutton for punishment, using this old version, but I'm a creature of habit. I'll try to show this in a simplified form...- gregbackus
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- Forum: C# (C sharp): Microsoft
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templates and linking
well, the undefined symbols are whatever functions are called in main(). The class has a constructor and a destructor, an insert() and remove() and a resize(), among others. What ever function that is a memeber of vector<T> that is called from main() causes the link to fail. I have used all...- gregbackus
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- Forum: C# (C sharp): Microsoft
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templates and linking
I'm new to this site and I love it already! Anyway - down to business - I'm using 4.52, coding a vector class using templates (template<class T> class vector) I've got a header that contains only the declarations of the class and its functions and a seperate file with the function definitions...- gregbackus
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