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totally stumped, cannot instantiate template class
When you say: Jstack < int > myStack(); it actually is a prototype declaration of a function called "mystack" which returns a "Jstack<int>" and takes no arguments. It is not a variable declaration at all...- krishnakumara
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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totally stumped, cannot instantiate template class
I notice couple of problems here: 1. Your destructor is defined like this: ~Jstack() {void}; change it to ~Jstack() {}; 2. Your instantiation of the template looks wrong. Jstack < int > myStack(); Try changing it to: Jstack < int > myStack; Hope this helps.- krishnakumara
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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Can't access protected data member of Tape type
You cannot access a protected member of a class except from a derived class. Since you are trying to access it from outside the Video class which is not derived from the Video class, what you need here is an setter function that would set the info member of the video class. Something like...- krishnakumara
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
