LinkedList

[dan]

Hello,
I can't seem to find the error when compiling in VS.net 7.1.

I get these errors in the main() cpp file.
LinkedListDriver.cpp(13): error C2065: 'CIntList' : undeclared
identifier
LinkedListDriver.cpp(13): error C2065: 'list' : undeclared identifier
LinkedListDriver.cpp(13): error C2182: 'DisplayListNodes' : illegal
use of type 'void'
LinkedListDriver.cpp(13): fatal error C1903: unable to recover from
previous error(s); stopping compilation

The error is in the prototype declaration of a function. I've checked
and rechecked my spelling, preprocessor directives, file names all day
and can't seem to find the problem.

The 8 cpp and header files can be found here:
http://www.minedesigngroup.com/LinkedListTut.zip

Can someone in the spirit of the holidays take a look and show me what
I've done wrong?

Happy Holidays!!!
Daniel

NEWB

 

[Victor Bazarov]

I can't seem to find the error when compiling in VS.net 7.1.

I get these errors in the main() cpp file.
LinkedListDriver.cpp(13): error C2065: 'CIntList' : undeclared
identifier
LinkedListDriver.cpp(13): error C2065: 'list' : undeclared identifier
LinkedListDriver.cpp(13): error C2182: 'DisplayListNodes' : illegal
use of type 'void'
LinkedListDriver.cpp(13): fatal error C1903: unable to recover from
previous error(s); stopping compilation

The error is in the prototype declaration of a function. I've checked
and rechecked my spelling, preprocessor directives, file names all day
and can't seem to find the problem.

The 8 cpp and header files can be found here:
http://www.minedesigngroup.com/LinkedListTut.zip

Can someone in the spirit of the holidays take a look and show me what
I've done wrong?

Several things that I care to comment on.

(a) Don't expect people to follow links to open your source files.
Condense your code down to the bare minimum that reproduces the
error and post it in your message (and NOT as an attachment)

(b) Microsoft-specific code is discussed in Microsoft newsgroups (see
forums that start with "microsoft.public.vc.") Otherwise, #using,
"_tmain", "stdafx.h" are all OFF-TOPIC here.

(c) AFAIK, "stdafx.h" has to be the _very_first_ header you include
in a translation unit. Any other preprocessor directives before
it are simply _ignored_. I think that should take care of your
problem.

Please next time start by reading the FAQ.

Victor