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Re: important note when a strange compilation error occurs [message #57299 is a reply to message #57298]

Sun, 27 June 2021 20:05

BetoValle
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Registered: September 2020
Location: Brasil Valinhos SP

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Hi Klugier,

I understand your placement.

I don't have experience with c/c++, but considering from beginning to end of the code (total), if not close the bracket and semicolon "};" understand that the compiler will return to the first line of a new function, for example, and will display an error message in the format
(file name);( line); error function definition is not allowed here (this error for my case).

In my case, the error was in the header file "file.h" and the compiler showed the 1st line of another function that was in the file "file.cpp", ie considering large files, the situation was visually difficult to be solved.

Thanks!

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