On Fri, May 25, 2001 at 08:56:15AM -0400, Heinz Haeberle wrote:
> What you have to add this to _one_ of the .cpp files:
> int A::a;
> or
> int A::a=0;
> if you want to initialize it
This is exactly one of the thing which just don't work at our place. I mean
the compiler doesn't cry or something, but the value is just not there. The
definition/declaration is a bit more complex, but you just reach nothing
over the pointer:
in .h file:
typdef tDescription char*;
class tTest {
static const tDescription[] desc;
}
in .C file:
tDecription tTest::desc[] = { "one", two" };
in Linux space this works quite well.
blue skies
Jan
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