C++: Just asking why
Created on: October 1st, 2006
C++: Just asking why
Aegis-sigeA 
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nugget
October 1st, 2006
9:06:21 PM CDT
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F--, WHY make this sh*t?
theGus
October 1st, 2006
9:06:40 PM CDT
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hey.......i don't get it (lol u get a 2)
kinser
October 1st, 2006
9:08:12 PM CDT
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C gives me a headache and makes me break sh*t.
FlamingDuck
October 1st, 2006
9:08:37 PM CDT
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Based upon the error message, the undeclared identifier appears to have been used in either one of the classes or one of the sub-classes you used. Are you new to C++?
naaar
October 1st, 2006
9:10:33 PM CDT
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Computer nerd joke for a HUGE f*cking loss. Get back to coding and browsing Boing Boing, you sandal-wearing, unwashed programmerf*g.
Shelverman
October 1st, 2006
9:11:00 PM CDT
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You get a 5 just because I spent all day wrestling with Java when all I needed to do was add ".;" to my System Path.
Aegis-sigeA
October 1st, 2006
9:13:22 PM CDT
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Flaming Duck - I just edited the description... It's something elusive, and it's showing up in someone else's library when I try to include it in my files - which, by the way, is known to work. It's nothing even slightly obvious. Nugget and Gus - You don't seem to get the refrence...
Aegis-sigeA
October 1st, 2006
9:13:52 PM CDT
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And thank you Shelvermar. :)
Aegis-sigeA
October 11th, 2006
10:57:27 PM CDT
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The problem has since been solved - a directory with an old version of the header file from which the symbols came was being used without my knowledge, instead of the directory with the newer version of it.
BloodArgon
December 13th, 2007
8:03:53 PM CST
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If no one will get it, why even bother posting?