Name: Anonymous 2007-01-31 10:58
I have a question about class inheritance:
I create two classes such as this:
class Student {};
class GraduateStudent : Student{};
initialize like so:
Student* pStudent;
pStudent = new Student();
and I get "55 expected constructor, destructor, or type conversion before '=' token"
the thing is though, only in my current project...if i just create a new one, it compiles just dandily. any clue what's happening? I'm using the latest dev-cpp, btw. Is it some sort of compiler option that I would have added to my project?
I create two classes such as this:
class Student {};
class GraduateStudent : Student{};
initialize like so:
Student* pStudent;
pStudent = new Student();
and I get "55 expected constructor, destructor, or type conversion before '=' token"
the thing is though, only in my current project...if i just create a new one, it compiles just dandily. any clue what's happening? I'm using the latest dev-cpp, btw. Is it some sort of compiler option that I would have added to my project?