Hi Ben Chris,
I cud identify the simple mistake i hav done.
Anwys thanx a lot for replying even for such a small simple mistake.
As of the limitations for implementing the classes in shared librarires like
non virtual support n all i will stick to static libraries even for the
windows dlls
Hai Ben,
I already changed the file extensions as .cpp. When I am using the general
(base) classes I am not getting these errors. But when I am trying to access
the derived classes the problem is arising.
Regards,
Saradhi.
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At 08:02 AM 9/5/2003, Dave Lippincott wrote:
Turn on the C++
At 02:08 AM 9/6/2003, SaradhiDV wrote:
Hai Ben,
I already changed the file extensions as .cpp. When I am using the general
(base) classes I am not getting these errors. But when I am trying to access
the derived classes the problem is arising.
You do realize that there's no way to define a class
Hai Ben,
Thanx for the Reply.
I dropped the idea of using classes from a shared library and went for
static library.
So i created a Static library and just added the following 2 classes in it.
Still i am getting the errors for the derived class CStarter1.
Its not complaining if i removed this
Subject: Re: New:Derived class problems in the shared library
From: Dave Lippincott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 5 Sep 2003 09:02:41 -0400
Turn on the C++ compiler in the project settings (Language Settings-C/C++
Language- check 'Activate C++ Compiler) and make sure you file has the cpp
extension (don't know if that is still a requirement but it wouldn't hurt)
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From: SaradhiDV [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 8:00 AM
Subject: New:Derived class problems in the shared library
Hai
class CStarter1::public CStarter
{
CStarter1();
~CStarter1();
// void DummyMessage();
};
Don't use double colon here, say
class CStarter1 : public CStarter
The double color is a scope separator and isn't used in this context.
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Ben Combee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CodeWarrior for Palm OS technical
Hai all,
I am new to Palm OS dev and to this group.
While I am trying to compile this code on Code warrior in shared lib, I am
getting
errors.
The key words of C++ like class,public,..etc r not being identified.This
behaviour is same for each and every class. Does i need to set any c++
Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 8:00 AM
Subject: New:Derived class problems in the shared library
Hai all,
I am new to Palm OS dev and to this group.
While I am trying to compile this code on Code warrior in shared lib, I am
getting
errors.
The key
At 08:02 AM 9/5/2003, Dave Lippincott wrote:
Turn on the C++ compiler in the project settings (Language Settings-C/C++
Language- check 'Activate C++ Compiler) and make sure you file has the cpp
extension (don't know if that is still a requirement but it wouldn't hurt)
Just make sure your file has
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