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George Nakos · Guest

Hello,

At last I found a reason to use a class and I'm trying to implement it,
but stumbled across some problems.

What I'm trying to do is to add some calls from a comms library that I use
along with some of my own functions. What I've done so far is to declare
some private variables, and then I begin to declare my functions.

here's by implementation (a bit snipped):

class ggncomm
{
private:
//define some ints and other stuff here

void __fastcall SerialEventManager(uint32 object, uint32 event)
{
// do some stuff here.
}

__fastcall connect()
{
com = new Tserial_event();
com->setManager(ggncomm::SerialEventManager);

// do some more stuff here
}
protected:
public:
};

The way I've done this so far (outside of the class) is to call
com->setManager(SerialEventManager), where SerialEventManager is a
function.

When I try the above I get the following compiler errors:
[C++ Error] startup.h(125): E2193 Too few parameters in call to '_fastcall
ggncomm::SerialEventManager(unsigned long,unsigned long)'
[C++ Error] startup.h(125): E2468 Value of type void is not allowed
[C++ Error] startup.h(125): E2342 Type mismatch in parameter 'manager'
(wanted 'void (*)(unsigned long,unsigned long)', got 'void')

which means that I should pass parameters to the function???? How come I
don't need this outside the class?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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liz · Guest

On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 17:09:30 +0200, George Nakos wrote:

liz · Guest

On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 17:09:30 +0200, George Nakos wrote: