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#include <iostream>

int main()
{
std::cout << sizeof int << std::endl;
}

I received the compiler error for this like expected. Then I modified it for a typedef:

Actually I'll have to reboot to do that but i'll give it a shot. brb

I was using Microsoft VC++ Express 2005 with SP1.

hey i'm not arguing just stating the way it is. Thanks for the help.

But the examples I used above were types, not variables.

I've been compiling it like that in VC++ fine for months, GCC gives the syntax error. I will be using parenthesis from now on whichever compiler I use.

Thanks heaps for the help guys. I was missing the parentheses, easy mistake when i've been using VC++ for years, right, right? XD

Also thanks for the header implementation tips. I think its time...

Thanks for the fast reply. I have realized I have inaccurately described the problem. The issue is actually with the lines:

cursor += sizeof uint64;


error: expected primary-expression before...

It's right at the top. I'll post it again here:

error: expected primary-expression before ‘;’ token

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theoretical question.

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