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Old   February 3, 2022, 17:41
Default OpenFOAM foamNewSource compilation error
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Hello
I have problems compiling a new class when i start from the

Code:
foamNewSource H box
foamNewSource C box
I then removed what is optional and only get errors.
Now i compiled with



box.H:

Code:
#ifndef box_H
#define box_H
#include "vector.H"

namespace Foam
{

class box
{
        int data_;
        vector uf_;

public:

    box();

    ~box();

}

}

#endif

// ************************************************************************* //
and box.C
Code:
#include "box.H"

box::box()
:
    data_()
{}
This combination spit me only 1 error out:

error: ‘box’ does not name a type; did you mean ‘box_H’? (Edit: error is in the line "box::box()" )

I do not know what to do, do you have any suggestions?

Best wishes
Ingo

Last edited by Volle; February 3, 2022 at 17:42. Reason: specified where the error was
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