undefined symbol

[koraykayir]

Hi there;

I am trying to export a class' constructer. However , it gives an error that it says undefined symbol.

Undefined symbol: 'int Math::ASin(double &, double const &) (?ASin@Math@@SAHAANABN@Z)'

Errors similar to this. I cant freeze its exports. I cant see my exported functions in .def file .

plz help me asap.

tnx

[kkrish]

not very sure why this is coming. If there are some def file present in your dir structure delete them and cleanbuild your application

[koraykayir]

it was giving 27 errors. i was missing some libs. i added them problem solved.

however just 1 errror left. it is giving error in enum. and it says undefined symbols. i am sending my error log again.

Undefined symbol: 'enum EAnimationState state::iMyStt (?iMyStt@state@@0W4EAnimationState@@A)'

btw deleting def file and recreating doesnt solve the problem.

[mahbub_s60]

Coudl you check the scope of enum ? You might need ::

[wizard_hu_]

Undefined symbol: 'enum EAnimationState state::iMyStt (?iMyStt@state@@0W4EAnimationState@@A)'

This particular one seems to be a static variable.
Static variables have to be defined the same way as global variables

EAnimationState state::iMyStt;

has to appear exactly one of your .cpp files. However it remains to be a very bad (ab)use of naming conventions.

Math is part of euser.lib, which library is required for any Symbian C++ code.

[koraykayir]

yea that part is static. so how should i define it? i wanna use it in my other classes that is why i made it static.

ur quote doesnt work also i am sending that part of my code.

#ifndef STATE_H_
#define STATE_H_
#include <coemain.h>

enum EAnimationState
	{
		EASExecuting = 0 , 
		EASStopped = 1 
	};

class state 
	{
	
		public:
			IMPORT_C state();
			IMPORT_C state(TInt ST);
		
		private:
			~state();
			
		public:
			IMPORT_C static TInt GetState();
			IMPORT_C static void SetState(TInt aStt);
			
		private:
			static EAnimationState::iMyStt;
			
	};
#endif

[manjusg]

declare it as

static EAnimationState iMystt;

in your .h file. The define it your .cpp file like a global variable means state::iMystr = something;

[wizard_hu_]

Say, this file is called state.h
Have you put the line in my post into state.cpp?

[koraykayir]

yea it worked finally.
tnx fellas.