undefined reference to `vtable for
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@SPlatten
Well, I know nothing about QML or properties or whatever, only about C++, but where do you define storage for (not declare) thestatic uint16_t m_nextUDN;? If that is missing could it lead to the error? BTW, your topic title does not actually tell us what the full error is.... -
@SPlatten
Well, I know nothing about QML or properties or whatever, only about C++, but where do you define storage for (not declare) thestatic uint16_t m_nextUDN;? If that is missing could it lead to the error? BTW, your topic title does not actually tell us what the full error is.... -
@SPlatten
OK for the definition! [I'm about to post a question in the C++ Gurus sub-forum about this :) ]the message is just name space and class name
But are we to assume that is the (correct) namespace & class name specifically for
staledata_t?I think between you, you have solved the issue
However, that appears to not be all, the same message is still reported.
Are these two statements meant to be consistent?
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@SPlatten
OK for the definition! [I'm about to post a question in the C++ Gurus sub-forum about this :) ]the message is just name space and class name
But are we to assume that is the (correct) namespace & class name specifically for
staledata_t?I think between you, you have solved the issue
However, that appears to not be all, the same message is still reported.
Are these two statements meant to be consistent?
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@SPlatten said in undefined reference to `vtable for:
const QString ip() { return m_ip; }
btw, the
consthere has no meaning. I think you meant to write:QString ip() const { return m_ip; }or
const QString &ip() { return m_ip; }or
const QString &ip() const { return m_ip; };-)
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@SPlatten said in undefined reference to `vtable for:
const QString ip() { return m_ip; }
btw, the
consthere has no meaning. I think you meant to write:QString ip() const { return m_ip; }or
const QString &ip() { return m_ip; }or
const QString &ip() const { return m_ip; };-)
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@SPlatten sooo, what exactly is at line 47 ?
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In this case, often you need to make clean and rebuild your project.
in cmake: remove build fold completely. rebuild everything
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@SPlatten
To be clear: you mean that the file you have been showing us is theconfig.Hfile of the error message? And the implementation file isconfig.cppwhich is compiled toconfig.o. And the line #47staledata_t() : QObject(nullptr)is the one just under the
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@SPlatten
To be clear: you mean that the file you have been showing us is theconfig.Hfile of the error message? And the implementation file isconfig.cppwhich is compiled toconfig.o. And the line #47staledata_t() : QObject(nullptr)is the one just under the
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@SPlatten your class compiles perfectly fine for me, at least as long as I add the implementation of m_nextUDN, where exactly do you do that ?
I know you said/showed, you do it, but where exactly?
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@SPlatten your class compiles perfectly fine for me, at least as long as I add the implementation of m_nextUDN, where exactly do you do that ?
I know you said/showed, you do it, but where exactly?
