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rup · Apr 15th, 2006, 2:30 AM

I am in Linux, using g++ to compile.

My code looks like this:

This is the header:

class Test
{
   //...code... 
   
   public:
   void Function();
   
   //...code... 
};

In a cpp file I have the declaration:

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void Test::Function(...)
{
   //....code...
}

I got this error when compiling:
....error: expected primary-expression before �void�....

What does this mean.
BTW, the code fragments are highly simplified and only a part of a programming project. But the interface is similar.
Can somebody help?

Apr 15th, 2006, 2:30 AM	#1
rup Newbie Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: India Posts: 14 Rep Power: 0	error: expected primary-expression... I am in Linux, using g++ to compile. My code looks like this: This is the header: (Toggle Plain Text) class Test { //...code... public: void Function(); //...code... }; class Test { //...code... public: void Function(); //...code... }; In a cpp file I have the declaration: (Toggle Plain Text) void Test::Function(...) { //....code... } void Test::Function(...) { //....code... } I got this error when compiling: ....error: expected primary-expression before �void�.... What does this mean. BTW, the code fragments are highly simplified and only a part of a programming project. But the interface is similar. Can somebody help?

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