Error C2208 : 'double' no members defined using this type

[Artist]

The code below gets:
C:\CommOperations\LTU.h(8) : error C2208: 'double' : no members defined
using this type
How is this possible when double is a native type?

This is in a header file. I am using Microsoft Embedded Visual C++ Ver
4.00.0714.0

class TLTU
{ private:
int Ns;
double far; // Error this line
};

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[Dave Cross]

On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 23:05:36 -0700, Artist wrote:

> The code below gets:
> C:\CommOperations\LTU.h(8) : error C2208: 'double' : no members defined
> using this type
> How is this possible when double is a native type?
>
> This is in a header file. I am using Microsoft Embedded Visual C++ Ver
> 4.00.0714.0
>
> class TLTU
> { private:
> int Ns;
> double far; // Error this line
> };

You should probably be asking this in a Visual C++ group. Your question
has nothing to do with CGI.

Dave...

[Owen Jacobson]

F'up to a more appropriate group.

On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 23:05:36 -0700, Artist wrote:

> The code below gets:
> C:\CommOperations\LTU.h(8) : error C2208: 'double' : no members defined
> using this type
> How is this possible when double is a native type?

(snip)

> class TLTU
> { private:
> int Ns;
> double far; // Error this line
> };

'far' is a reserved word on your compiler.

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