On Mon, 2009-11-30 at 23:33 +0100, Kos wrote:
> Thanks for the explanation.
>
> However my problem isn't solved. I though that was my problem, but it's
> definitely not.
>
> I have 2 files an basic_class.vala and an extended_class.vala. I generate c
> files with the valac -c command.
> After that I want to compile those 2 files separately, so I can link them
> later:
> gcc -c basic_class.c
> gcc -c advanced_class.c
> But the second compile instruction gives the following error:
> advanced_class.c:74: warning: ‘basicclass_set_some_var’ used but never
> defined
> What am I doing wrong?
>
> ps. I've reduced my project to only 2 files with only 3 lines, so it's easy
> to see the problem. My files are located here:
> http://alasal.be/AWN/valaproblem.tar.gz (1kb)
>
You have an abstract class ("basic_class") with a property ("some_var")
with a private setter. Since the setter is private, you can't override
it in another class. Changing the private setter to a protected setter
should resolve your issue.
That said, valac should really be generating an error rather than
generating invalid C. That is a bug.
-Evan
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