Sorry for the OT post, but this problem is driving me nuts! (If anyone
knows of a *good* mailing list that this question would be more
appropriate for, please let me know!)
The problem: I'm getting a compiler error for the following class
definition:
#pragma once
#include "vector3d.h"
class point3d {
public:
double x, y, z;
point3d(double, double, double);
point3d(void);
~point3d(void);
vector3d operator+ (vector3d);
point3d operator+ (vector3d);
vector3d operator- (point3d);
double* operator [] (const int &);
};
The compiler doesn't like the operator overloading statements,
complaining about syntax, and that it doesn't know what the vector3d
identifier is. However, I've included the vector3d.h file where this
type (another similar class) is defined. Am I doing something
incorrectly here? Thanks!
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Randy Barlow
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Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
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