Re: Undefined reference in G++.
* red floyd:
Andrix wrote:
Hi!
I'm writing a class that have a static function
class Servicios {
public:
static String * intToString(int value);
};
an another class String that I write to.
namespace DataTypes {
class String {
......
};
ostream& operator<< (ostream&, const String &);
istream& operator>>(istream&, String &)
}
the class String has two iostream functions implemented outside the
class.
I have to a main.cc that has something like this:
int main() {
String * str = Servicios::intToString(100);
cout << str;
}
but when I do a make from all this, I have the error
In main.cc: undefined reference to .............function
ostream....(....)
Questions:
what is undefined reference? when ocurr? how to solve this problem?
You're trying to invoke operator<<(ostream&, const String *).
Output of void* is defined. Nothing in the code shown indicates that
operator<<(ostream&, const String*) is invoked. We don't know what the
missing function is because the OP has replaced all info with periods.
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