I don't have enough information to help. I don't understand when you say
that the Server class compiles fine but you get an error back in the class
definition. Does the Socket or Directory class code include the Server
header? Maybe that's the problem.
Could you supply a more thorough code listing, with the irrelevant parts
stubbed out or omitted?
Eric W. Sirko
Softworks Solutions, LLC
"Stephen A. Cochran" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:51215@palm-dev-forum...
>
>
> Sorry if this would be better in the Tools forum...
>
> I'm writing a network application, and the network code was developed on
Linux,
> compiles fine there.
>
> It's a client/server protocol, and most of the network code is
encapsulated in
> the Server class. This class includes several other classes as private
data,
> namely a TCPSocket class and a DirectoryServer class which also has a
TCPSocket
> class. They are declared as follows in Server class declaration:
>
> TCPSocket curr_server;
>
> DirectoryServer dir_server;
>
> In Codewarrior, the Server class compiles fine, but when it gets to the
> DIrectoryServer class and the TCPSocket class code, I get a declaration
syntax
> error back in the Server class declaration. It's like the class header
files
> were accepted, but when it got to the code of the classes, it decided we
didn't
> declare them correctly. Neither class takes an params for the
constructors.
>
> Is there anything wierd about Palm and C++ classes, or am I just being
stupid
> and missing something obvious...It's been a while since I used C++.
>
> Steve Cochran
>
>
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