Sometimes your system may generate an error indicating that the online setjmp function is being used for linker errors. This problem can be caused by a number of reasons.
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I’m trying to make sure you are using the built-in member functions of a real class. For example, a function and overview implementation without inline code looks like this:
int GetTplLSize ();
int NeedleUSsim :: GetTplLSize () returns sampleDim [1];
For some reason, when I insert the word “inline” in one of the implementations and declarations, and in both houses, I get linker errors as shown:
What should I ask to fix this leading error (i.e. what am I doing wrong when creating these online membership features)?
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You must insert the function definition in the header right after. The easiest way to indicate that this compiler is online is to include the method system in the class, for example:
NeedleUSsim class declaration // ... int GetTplLSize () const Revenue SampleDim [1]; // ...;
NeedleUSsim class // ... int GetTplLSize () const; // ...;int int NeedleUSsim :: GetTplLSize () const return sampleDim [1];
The definition to must be visible in every translation unit that uses the expert specification method.
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answered Jun 5 ’09 at 12:13
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If you usually use the online function Definition in .cpp statement, and if any called a safe other .cpp file, You get an “unresolved view” Your linker error.