undefined reference

[Michael Sgier]

Hi
I get the error:

`Unload' undeclared (first use this function)

but I did in main.cpp:

CMD2Model *myModel = new CMD2Model;

here ( also in main.cpp) I get the above error:

void CleanUp()
{
myModel-->Unload();
delete myModel;

// free(groundTexture);
}

and have also included a header file with the class:

class CMD2Model
{
...

public:

CMD2Model(); // constructor
~CMD2Model(); // destructor

...

// free memory of model
int Unload();
...

Uhmmm whereis the mistake Thanks and regards
Michael

 

[Tim Love]

myModel-->Unload();

Or myModel->Unload();
?

 

[Karl Heinz Buchegger]

Hi

I get the error:

`Unload' undeclared (first use this function)

but I did in main.cpp:

CMD2Model *myModel = new CMD2Model;

here ( also in main.cpp) I get the above error:

void CleanUp()

{

myModel-->Unload();

You probably just confused your compiler.
That should read:

myModel->Unload();

The operator is -> not -->

 

[Zara]

Hi
I get the error:

`Unload' undeclared (first use this function)

but I did in main.cpp:

CMD2Model *myModel = new CMD2Model;

here ( also in main.cpp) I get the above error:

void CleanUp()
{
myModel-->Unload();

I suppose you mean myModel->Unload();

delete myModel;

// free(groundTexture);
}

and have also included a header file with the class:

class CMD2Model
{
..

public:

CMD2Model(); // constructor
~CMD2Model(); // destructor

..

// free memory of model
int Unload();
..

Uhmmm whereis the mistake Thanks and regards
Michael

You have declared but not defined Unload.
You need something like

int CMD2Model::Unload()
{
// do whatever is fit
}

-- Zara