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It seems the file I was reading was different kind from what I thought it was. I'm sorry I wasted your time.

My bad. I explained the problem badly :p. I don't mind the change in the 'chunk's value. It's just that the CHUNK_MAIN and CHUNK_EDIT cases should execute and not the CHUNK_MAIN and the default case....

Dino, if by non-working example, you mean what it outputs:
when the default case is commented it outputs:



but when default case is uncommented it outputs:



Now, AFAIK the existance of...

Yes ,that's the problem.

For some reason the following code jumps from the first case to the default case :

while(file.read(chunk,2))
{
switch(wordToshort(chunk))
{
case CHUNK_MAIN:...

It seems I forgot to post "Stack.cpp", sorry about that.
Really, all I wanted for the code to do, was for it to compile. That is all.
But thanks for the help.

The argyle

Im kind of lost here; Mingw gives me a "Expected a constructor,destructor or type conversion before '.'token"

main.cpp

#include <iostream>
#include "Stack.h"


Stack s;

Yes, that was the problem, thank ppl :D

main.cpp:



#include "includes.h"


SDL_Rect r;

r.x=16;

SDL_Rect r;

r.x=16;//Removing this line clears errors


produces:"Expected constructor destructor or type conversion before '.' token'.

MinGW, WinXP

Odd, it was an other header file... Why did it show up in that .cpp file.:confused: Thanks for help.

I try to compile the following .cpp file, but I get a "expected init-declarator before "enum":
Windows XP, code::blocks and Mingw

Setup.cpp:


#include "Setup.h"
#include "includes.h"

enum...

So instead of v.VecLength(v) i should have v.VecLength?

Oops! :eek: Thanks for pointing that one out!:)

The arithmetics of the program are incorrect
mvector.h


#include <cmath>
#ifndef _MVECTOR_H
#define _MVECTOR_H
namespace math
{
class Vector

Yeah I guess I should review my classes 101...
Thanks for comments.

My compiler refuses to compile this code because of "ISO c++ forbids 'in-class initialization of non-const static member `ExStyle' ' How can I bypass this? Using Dev-cpp on Windows

Thanks.:)
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