Hi,
I'm trying to create a class using gcc in c++ (i.e, g++). But the
compiler keeps complaining:
a) ISO C++ forbids defining types within return type
b) return type specification for constructor invalid
My class attributes in the header file (i.e. .h) are:
float i;
bool j;
int k;
float l;
...and are declared private.
I declare the constructor as the same class name in the public section
of the header file, as follows:
public:
class_name();
In the implementation file ( i.e. .cpp) i #include the class header and
define the initialize constructor as follows:
class_name::class_name(void): i(0.00), j(false), k(0), l(0.00)
{
}
...what am i missing or doing wrong Guys?
Cheers --- Tony.
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