CS162prog4.cpp:17:28: error: no ‘void Subject_List::display()’ member function declared in class ‘Subject_List’
void Subject_List::display()
^
Above is the error message I get when I try to compile my files
The file data is as follows
.gch are precompiled headers
The idea is to avoid processing it each time an #include is found. In your case, you've got an error because the precompiled header was outdated.
So it is an issue with your IDE/makefile/commands as it should have been updated or never a candidate for precompiled header.
> But if you look inside your working folder a similar files named after my
> header .h file was in there except is has .gch at the end.
¿who are you talking to? we don't have access to your filesystem.
we don't even have access to your code, as you posted images.
(really, ¿how do you think we can work with that?)
Thanks for the answer, I think I know what happened to create the outdated precompile.
Im remoting into the schools computer through putty and while editing was disconnected and when I logged back in it said it was already being edited by me.
Thanks again, was annoying me because I was looking at my code for an hour trying to figure out what was wrong.