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| cppuser (73) |  |
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Hi all, I have a class MyClass with one static pointer : .h : static SomeOtherClass *test; .cpp : SomeOtherClass MyClass::*test= 0; But when I try to access this static pointer from some other class, I get a couple of errors : C:/Documents and Settings/USER/Desktop/workspace/MyProject/someclass.cpp:213: undefined reference to `MyClass::test' Any ideas where might be the problem ? | |
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| cppuser (73) | |
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p.s. : I'm using another static variable, but it's not a pointer to class and it's not giving any troubles. | |
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| Chewbob (95) | |
| SomeOtherClass *myClass::test = 0; | |
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| cppuser (73) | |
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Ah, yes... I sometimes hate this syntax. :) Regards | |
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