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  1. In Topic: Renamed main function in Eclipse

    Posted 7 Mar 2013

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    If the program isn't working, you can't be refactoring it. You should probably look into what refactoring means before you tell yourself you're doing it.

    As for your eclipse problem, I'm not an Eclipse user but it sounds like you might want to try a "clean build". This should clear out the product of previous compilations and go back to scratch.


    I have being searching around the internet for people with similar problems and the word refactoring came up so I look for an option like that in eclipse......but ya I don't know exactly what it is.

    I did try "cleaning the project" to no success.


    EDIT: This problem is happening now even without renaming taking place. I build project, and eclipse creates a binary. Then I change some code and build project, and eclipse runs the old binary. Then I hit clean project and now it says "Launch program.exe has encountered a problem. The program file specified in the launch configuration does not exist.

    It seems like eclipse is having serious trouble creating the executable.

  2. In Topic: Function in main file

    Posted 3 Mar 2013

    Wow someone should ban troll. Its a simple yes or no question.

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  3. In Topic: Member declaration not found.

    Posted 2 Mar 2013

    Well I just noticed I have a bigger problem. When I compile it says binary not found.

    This is really odd since I have specified the proper path in eclipse and verified that the compiler exists by typing gcc in the console.

    It is eclipse throwing these semantic errors with its own error messages.

    I am in quite the mess here LOL.

  4. In Topic: Member declaration not found.

    Posted 2 Mar 2013

    I am simply trying to write a proper class with proper syntax. I created a new project and created a new class and this is the error I get.

    see my previous post

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    I am not using this class in any way. This is my first time doing OO using c++ and I have not got passed this error.

  5. In Topic: Member declaration not found.

    Posted 2 Mar 2013

    I am not using this class in any way. This is my first time doing OO using c++ and I have not got passed this error.

    eclipse by default adds the std namespace, why would that cause a problem?

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