Thank you for your reply.In fact, I do have the semicolone in my code.:(
2007/5/7, jlh <jlh@xxxxxx>:> Hello!>> Your class definition is missing the semicolon after the closing> brace. My g++-4.1.1 even warns about it:>> a.c:11: error: new types may not be defined in a return type> a.c:11: note: (perhaps a semicolon is missing after the definition of 'Thread')> a.c:11: error: return type specification for constructor invalid>> Because of the missing semicolon, the class is parsed as the> return type of the following constructor, i.e., as in "int func()"> it parses "class { } func()", and only later notices that> constructors shouldn't have a return type.>> jlh>
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