On Mon, Aug 31, 2009 at 02:42:31PM -0700, Milo Wong wrote: > Hi all, > > I am working on writing a new block(class). This block generates 4 streams > of sinusoid at different frequencies and each sinusoid is multiplied with > the 4 streams of float input respectively. The sinusoid are generated by > defining two struct type variables and do something with these two struct. > My question is, should I put the definition of these two struct in the body > of class as a private member? or should I define them out side of the class > parallel with smart pointer? (i.e. typedef boost::shared_ptr<lpi_itersum_ff> > lpi_itersum_ff_sptr;). What's the difference between puting the struct > definations inside and outside of the class? > > > Here's my current brief .h file. I am not sure it's acceptable or not. If > you find anything might lead the problem, please let me know. Any > suggestions will be very much appreciated. >
Hi Milo, The .h file should contain only what is required to allow the header to be included, compiled and used by an "outside user" of the class and nothing more. This should compile if your header contains the necessary information: // --- start of foo.cc #include <lpi_itersum_ff.h> // --- end of foo.cc Eric _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnuradio mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio
