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soooo, since you'e not using m_nextUDN anywhere else and its private.... have you considered simply using:
static uint16_t nextUDN() { static uint16_t m_nextUDN = 0; return ++(m_nextUDN); }?
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soooo, since you'e not using m_nextUDN anywhere else and its private.... have you considered simply using:
static uint16_t nextUDN() { static uint16_t m_nextUDN = 0; return ++(m_nextUDN); }?
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It it were compiled as C code, it wouldn't begin to compile :) So I think we can assume whatever his file extension it's being compiled as C++! -
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Yeah, but is that "global scope", i.e. not inside anything else?@J-Hilk
The trouble is, withoutm_nextUDNdefined properly, I do not getundefined reference to vtable for asv::scm::helm::staledata_t'message, I get complaint about
m_nextUDNnot being defined....@JonB , sorry to do this, can you please delete any posts where you have quoted my text or edit to remove quoted text. I am in trouble as I have mentioned project names in my posts that I should not have and as a result my contract has been terminated.
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@JonB , sorry to do this, can you please delete any posts where you have quoted my text or edit to remove quoted text. I am in trouble as I have mentioned project names in my posts that I should not have and as a result my contract has been terminated.
Thank you,
Simon
