The only thing I would suggest is trying
vector3d operator+ (const vector3d &);
I'm not at all certain, but the compiler may be expecting (requiring) a
const reference as the argument to the overloaded operator declaration.
Worth a try, anyway.
~B
Randy Barlow wrote:
Thanks Brian (and Tanner!) This was definitely an issue in my code, but
I'm still having problems with the vector3d identifier in my point3d.h
file. Here is point3d.h:
#pragma once
#include "vector3d.h"
class point3d {
public:
double x, y, z;
point3d(double, double, double);
point3d(void);
~point3d(void);
*point3d operator+ (vector3d);*
vector3d operator- (point3d);
double* operator [] (const int &);
};
The compiler (OK, now it's OT since I am using the M$ Visual Studio, so
feel free to blast away at this post :)) complains, "c:\Documents and
Settings\Randy\My
Documents\research\discritizeCpp\discritize\point3d.h(10) : error C2061:
syntax error : identifier 'vector3d'" Line 10 is the bolded line in the
code above. Here is vector3d.h:
#pragma once
#include "point3d.h"
class vector3d {
public:
double x, y, z;
vector3d(double, double, double);
vector3d(void);
~vector3d(void);
vector3d cross(vector3d);
double dot(vector3d);
vector3d operator+ (vector3d);
vector3d operator- (vector3d);
vector3d operator- (point3d);
double* operator [] (const int &);
vector3d operator * (const double &);
};
Why doesn't it like me using the identifier vector3d when I've included
the header file in which it is defined? Thanks for all the help TriLUG!
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Randy Barlow
Research Assistant
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
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