Thread: what does these errors mean

Originally Posted by tsubasa

Should i post my codes for you to see better??

It would be a nice start, but the errors are kinda self explanatory.

I've deleted it.

Sorry for the waste of board space.

I thank you both for the tips you gave me.

That was an incredible waste of board space. You don't need five thousand lines of code just for a few errors.
1 - Errors give line numbers, even if they're just "close to this" guesses.
2 - Look at your code, find the line number, read it (or post it in this case).
3 - This is the C board. Your code is C++.

Code:

printf("              C++ Calculator\n");

C doesn't have a 'string' data type. It doesn't have references. Etc.

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I see you mentioned you're converting from one to the other. Well for starters, get rid of all the things that are C++ only, such as what I mentioned above. Also, some of these really are simple. For example, when it says you don't have a semicolon at the end of a structure, that's pretty much what it means.
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Quzah.

Holy crap. Umm, this is wrong:

Code:

extern double calc(char* , int&);

That is too much code to read through, try and find out where the errors are occuring and read some of the C FAQs here on this site.


[EDIT]

Originally Posted by quzah

3 - This is the C board. Your code is C++.

Well, he did say he was converting from C++ to C.



[EDIT v2]

Damn you!