Array is inside a namespace defined by the EXR headers - it's usually "Imf".
See |OPENEXR_IMF_INTERNAL_NAMESPACE_HEADER_ENTER|
So you should use Imf::Array<>.
On 10/26/17 1:01 AM, qtech qtech wrote:
I am an inexperienced programmer trying to build and use openexr. I
think my main problem is the linking. So I have this header file:
|#ifndef INCLUDED_IMF_ARRAY_H #define INCLUDED_IMF_ARRAY_H #include
"ImfForward.h" OPENEXR_IMF_INTERNAL_NAMESPACE_HEADER_ENTER template
<class T> class Array { public: Array () {_data = 0; _size = 0;} Array
(long size) {_data = new T[size]; _size = size;} ~Array () {delete []
_data;} operator T * () {return _data;} operator const T * () const
{return _data;} void resizeErase (long size); void resizeEraseUnsafe
(long size); long size() const {return _size;} private: Array (const
Array &); Array & operator = (const Array &); long _size; T * _data; }; |
and my main file is
|#include <iostream> #include <OpenEXR/ImfArray.h> using namespace std;
struct C { C () {std::cout << "C::C (" << this << ")\n";}; virtual ~C
() {std::cout << "C::~C (" << this << ")\n";}; }; int main () { Array
<C> a(3); C &b = a[1]; const C &c = a[1]; C *d = a + 2; const C *e =
a; return 0; } |
I keep getting the following error "‘Array’ was not declared in this
scope"... I would really appreciate your help! Thank you in advance
Thank you,
Stelio
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