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OcoIncs (4)
Aahhhhh! Tried compiling this class and the error "Recipe for target 'Calculator.hpp' failed." popped up. It showed a Makefile.win too and it was red on the last line. I use Dev C++.

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/**************************************
Calculator.hpp
Class header program for Calculator.cpp
Date created: 17/10/21
Date modified: 17/10/21
Revisions:
1.0 Start editing 17/10/21 (OGA)
**************************************/
#include <iostream>
class Calculator
{
	public:											//Class definer
		int Add(int addend,int addend2)
		int Subtract(int subtrahend,int minuend)
		int Multiply(int input,int input2)
		int Divide(int divid,int divis)
		int Bark()									//Hold on, Calculators can bark?!
};

int Calculator::Add(int addend,int addend2)
{
	return addend+addend2;
}

double calculator::divide( int divid, int divis )
{
   return ( divid + 0.0 ) / divis;
}
lastchance (6980)
Compare:
declaration:
int Divide(int divid,int divis)
definition:
double calculator::divide( int divid, int divis )

They don't match. int is not double. 'D' is not 'd'.

An int can't store a decimal fraction like 0.4


Don't start an unnecesary new thread for the same problem.
OcoIncs (4)
Got it. But now it has 3 new errors:
C:\crossdev\src\mingw-w64-v3-git\mingw-w64-crt\crt\crt0_c.c undefined reference to `WinMain@16'

D:\collect2.exe [Error] ld returned 1 exit status

25 D:\Makefile.win recipe for target 'Calculator.exe' failed

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#include <iostream>
class Calculator
{
	private:											//Class definer
		
		int Add( int addend, int addend2 );
		int Subtract( int minuend, int subtrahend );
		int Multiply( int input, int input2 );
		double Divide( int divid, int divis );
	
	public:
		
		void Menu();
};

int Calculator::Add( int addend, int addend2 )
{
	return addend+addend2;
}

int Calculator::Subtract( int minuend, int subtrahend )
{
	return minuend-subtrahend;
}

int  Calculator::Multiply( int input, int input2 )
{
	return input*input2;
}

double Calculator::Divide( int divid, int divis )
{
   return ( divid + 0.0 ) / divis;
}
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lastchance (6980)
You have no 
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int main()
{
}


How do you propose to run your calculator without one?
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The Grey Wolf (170)
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