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[SimonMac]

You have twenty seconds to comply

[CodeCobbler]

Ok honestly guys so im not really a technical guy I have a management background and am more accustomed
to team streamlining techniques and motivational pep talks but I have written some *awesome* VB macros
I am using my previous expertise and applying it to the practical field I was confident this would be a win-win.
I just need to push through this I think I detected the root cause in this section:

AutoSteer::~Steering(void)
{
delete aileron_plan_left;
delete aileron_plan_right;
delete blah blah blah x100s of these... some idiot has been deleteing stuff

Will highlight this with my manager who I am dashing into a meeting with now

[Durbs]

10 PRINT "IST DER AUTOPILOT GERFOOKTEN?"
20 INPUT A$
30 IF A$="Y" THEN GOTO 200
40 STOP
200 PRINT
210 GOTO 200


Should work on anything up to and including an Airbus A380

[northernladuk]

You guys kill me!!!

Very good. Too much rep given but will be forthcoming...

[Bunk]

The problem is you are putting smilies in your code

WHS

Replace the with and it should compile (comply??) perfectly.

[d000hg]

c:\users\documents\srn_workspace\native\autopilotd ynamics\steerdynamics.cpp(4011): error C2248: 'srn:::environment::data::Part:oints' : cannot access private member declared in class 'srn::environment::data::Part'

The problem is you are putting smilies in your code

[doodab]

I recently landed a pretty cushty gig C++ safety critical system I'm gonna be honest I'm more of a VB guy but if I don't deliver this by the weekend I'm up the creek for sure so any hints guys.

I am getting about 50 billion errors and no matter HOW hard I try I keep getting

c:\users\documents\srn_workspace\native\autopilotd ynamics\steerdynamics.cpp(4011): error C2248: 'srn:::environment::data::Part:oints' : cannot access private member declared in class 'srn::environment::data::Part'

WTF that means so in order to get my code to compile I am replacing
aileron_correction.Apply(); with an empty line but no difference

You need to add the line

aileron_correction.set(0.0 - aileron_correction.get());

and then search and replace the word private with public in all files. That should see you right.

[v8gaz]

Is there any possible chance you could let us know which safety critical system it is you are attempting to work on so that I make a mental note never to use that product again?

Have a close look - it looks like flight control systems. And that, my friends, is why I never fly if I can avoid it. Too many dodgy contractors working on critical systems.

[BrilloPad]

cannot access private member

get in NorthernLadyUK. (s)he can access any member.

[mudskipper]

Try this.

[BrilloPad]

I keep getting

c:\users\documents\srn_workspace\native\autopilotd ynamics\steerdynamics.cpp(4011): error C2248: 'srn:::environment::data::Part:oints' : cannot access private member declared in class 'srn::environment::data::Part'

Have you put Option Explicit at the top?

That will fix it - then mjake sure you point out to the permies how brilliant you are and how they can't live without you.

NickFitz - you are deprecated! Hand over you id and f**k off. I am the DADDY now!

[chef]

Is there any possible chance you could let us know which safety critical system it is you are attempting to work on so that I make a mental note never to use that product again?

[vetran]

This is a joke right?

Friendship and inheritance - C++ Documentation

I'm more of a vbscript man but I know some of this.

[CodeCobbler]

I recently landed a pretty cushty gig C++ safety critical system I'm gonna be honest I'm more of a VB guy but if I don't deliver this by the weekend I'm up the creek for sure so any hints guys.

I am getting about 50 billion errors and no matter HOW hard I try I keep getting

c:\users\documents\srn_workspace\native\autopilotd ynamics\steerdynamics.cpp(4011): error C2248: 'srn:::environment::data::Part:oints' : cannot access private member declared in class 'srn::environment::data::Part'

WTF that means so in order to get my code to compile I am replacing
aileron_correction.Apply(); with an empty line but no difference