So one day you find yourself coding along, maybe even doing some refactoring... and you get a typical C++ compiler error, "line 37: ;Foo::Foo::Bar' has not been declared"
And you think to yourself, "self, I have a class Foo::Bar, but not Foo::Foo::Bar"...
Well, you probably don't, but you might have a missing "}" that is really changing the scope of your declaration and giving you this wonderful, but not so helpful error...
It's an error so easy a caveman could fix it!
Monday, December 17, 2012
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