g++ compile error

[Greg]

I am tring to complie with g++ and get this error but don't understand what
cause it could someone tell what cause this type of error

In file included from main.cpp:3:
StringTokenizer.h:50: error: multiple types in one declaration

[Alf P. Steinbach]

* Greg:

I am tring to complie with g++ and get this error but don't understand what
cause it could someone tell what cause this type of error

In file included from main.cpp:3:
StringTokenizer.h:50: error: multiple types in one declaration

It means you have multiple types in one declaration.

To see how you have managed that, look at [StringTokenizer.h] line 50.

If you wanted someone in this newstgroup to look at it, why did you not
include that in your article?

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[Ali Çehreli]

"Greg" <none> wrote in message news:43********@dnews.tpgi.com.au...

I am tring to complie with g++ and get this error but don't understand what
cause it could someone tell what cause this type of error

In file included from main.cpp:3:
StringTokenizer.h:50: error: multiple types in one declaration

A missing semicolon at the end of a forward declaration can cause that
error:

class A
class B {};

Ali

P.S. I found the answer by Google'ing for it. You could too :)

[Thomas Ibbotson]

> A missing semicolon at the end of a forward declaration can cause that

error:

class A
class B {};

Ali

P.S. I found the answer by Google'ing for it. You could too :)

I had exactly the same problem yesterday, and it baffled me for quite a
while, seen as I had pretty much copied the code from a tutorial I was
working through, I couldn't understand what was wrong, until I looked at
the example code very carefully, and then looked at my code very
carefully, and saw that I was missing a semi-colon. After 20 mins of
utter confusion I reckon I'm much less likely to miss it off again.

Tom