unexpected EOF

Most likely you forgot to close a curly brace or something. Post the full error message?

Better yet, post the entire source code. And put a in front of it so we could see it all nicely

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Original post by fractoid Most likely you forgot to close a curly brace or something. Post the full error message?

Yea, those curly braces can get ya good...

Especially if you leave a namespace open in a header file [sick] That one literally had me stumped for days...

I usually forget an #endif in the last file modified!
Or if you set higher warning level it can be a missing return at the end of the #endif in the header (this applies if you use #ifndef...#endif guards).

Hope that helps.

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Original post by SirLuthor Especially if you leave a namespace open in a header file [sick] That one literally had me stumped for days...

I've had a similar experience. I've learned my lesson and now make the curly brackets before I write the content of the code block I'm working on.

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Original post by Rob Loach Quote: Original post by SirLuthor Especially if you leave a namespace open in a header file [sick] That one literally had me stumped for days... I've had a similar experience. I've learned my lesson and now make the curly brackets before I write the content of the code block I'm working on.

Same here, once burned, never again [grin] I now do braces (opening and closing) before code for anything, classes, functions, namespaces, the works. Certainly cuts down on that kind of error.