FW: [Stk] Newbie - Compile error with Filter class

[Liam Kelly]

-----Original Message-----
From: Liam Kelly [mailto:liamdotcom_@hotmail.com] 
Sent: 01 March 2003 01:20
To: 'stk-admin@ccrma.Stanford.EDU'
Subject: FW: [Stk] Newbie - Compile error with Filter class



-----Original Message-----
From: Liam Kelly [mailto:liamdotcom_@hotmail.com] 
Sent: 01 March 2003 00:47
To: 'Gary Scavone'
Subject: RE: [Stk] Newbie - Compile error with Filter class

Thanks for the reply Gary

That would seem like a logical answer but Filter.h is most certainly
included in the project.  This is what I find so strange.  Its bizzare
that the compiler seems only to have a problem with 'Filter' and none of
the others.  If anyone has any more suggestions they would be more than
welcome because this really rather frustrating.

Thanks again

Liam Kelly
Techno Trading, UK 



-----Original Message-----
From: stk-admin@ccrma.Stanford.EDU [mailto:stk-admin@ccrma.Stanford.EDU]
On Behalf Of Gary Scavone
Sent: 28 February 2003 18:56
To: Liam Kelly
Cc: stk@ccrma.Stanford.EDU
Subject: Re: [Stk] Newbie - Compile error with Filter class

Hi Liam,

It looks as though Filter.h was not included in the project?

--gary

On Fri, 28 Feb 2003, Liam Kelly wrote:

>>Hi
>>
>>I am new to music DSP and I'm finding the STK a great way to learn
about
>>C++ and programming synthesis algorithms.  As night follows day
however
>>there are a few teething troubles which I find frustrating.  I am
>>following the tutorials on the STK website and using the example
Visual
>>C++ 6 project files.  Without too much trouble I am able to compile
>>these and hear some sounds (real time is something of a problem - but
>>this is not a big issue for the moment).  Unfortunately whenever I try
>>to create a new project of my own using a Filter class the compiler
>>seems not to recognise it.  
>>
>>Here is a short section of the error message I get when compiling
>>
>>--------------------Configuration: STK test - Win32
>>Debug----------------
>>Compiling...
>>Filter.cpp
>>f:\university work\c++\perry cook stk\stk-4.1.1\src\filter.cpp(33) :
>>error C2653: 'Filter' : is not a class or namespace name
>>f:\university work\c++\perry cook stk\stk-4.1.1\src\filter.cpp(36) :
>>error C2065: 'gain' : undeclared identifier
>>f:\university work\c++\perry cook stk\stk-4.1.1\src\filter.cpp(36) :
>>warning C4244: '=' : conversion from 'const double' to 'int', possible
>>loss of data
>>f:\university work\c++\perry cook stk\stk-4.1.1\src\filter.cpp(37) :
>>error C2065: 'nB' : undeclared identifier
>>f:\university work\c++\perry cook stk\stk-4.1.1\src\filter.cpp(38) :
>>error C2065: 'nA' : undeclared identifier
>>f:\university work\c++\perry cook stk\stk-4.1.1\src\filter.cpp(39) :
>>error C2065: 'b' : undeclared identifier 
>>
>> [ ... ad finitum]
>>*---------------------------------------------------------------------
--
>>*
>>
>>It is so strange but it happens only with 'filter' and only when I
make
>>my own Console applications.  The projects I make can seemingly be
>>identical to some of the tutorial examples  (ie have the same
>>constituent files and settings) but for some reason will not compile.

>>
>>I am not so experienced with C++ but I am learning fast, but things
like
>>this are so frustrating when there appears to be no reason for it.  I
>>would be grateful if anyone can help.
>>
>>Cheers
>>
>>Liam Kelly, 
>>Techno Trading, 
>>Manchester UK.
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