"ISO C++ forbids initialization of member" error

[gberg927]

I get the following error when i compile:

ISO C++ forbids initialization of member ‘numIterations’

making ‘numIterations’ static

ISO C++ forbids in-class initialization of non-const static member ‘numIterations’

This occurs for searchStatus, xStop fStop, and numIterations .

Here is the code for the file containing this error:
SolutionNLE.h

#ifndef SOLUTIONNLE_H
#define	SOLUTIONNLE_H

namespace csc350Lib_calculus_snle
{
    typedef enum SolutionStatus
    {
        SEARCH_SUCCESSFUL = 0,
                SEARCH_FAILED_TOO_MANY_ITERATIONS = 1,
                SEARCH_FAILED_OUT_OF_RANGE = 2,
                SEARCH_FAILED_NUMERICAL_ERROR = 3,
                SEARCH_FAILED_OTHER_REASON = 4
    }
    SolutionStatus;
    
    class SolutionNLE
    {
        SolutionStatus searchStatus;
        float xStop = 0.f;
        float fStop = 0.f;
        int numIterations = 0;
    public:
        SolutionNLE(void);
        virtual ~SolutionNLE(void);
        SolutionStatus getStatus(void); //This method returns the search's status.
        float getSolution(void); //This method returns the value of the solution estimate computed. This value makes sense when the search has been successful and also to some extent for a search that stopped after too many iterations.
        float getValueAtSolution(void); //This method returns the value of the function at the solution estimate computed.
        int getNumberOfIterations(void); //This method returns the number of iterations when the search stopped.
    private:
    };
}

#endif	/* SOLUTIONNLE_H */

SolutionNLE.cpp

#include "SolutionNLE.h"

using namespace csc350Lib_calculus_snle;

SolutionNLE::SolutionNLE(void)
{
}

SolutionNLE::~SolutionNLE(void)
{
}

SolutionStatus getStatus(void)
{
    return searchStatus;
}
float SolutionNLE::getSolution(void)
{
    return xStop;
}

float SolutionNLE::getValueAtSolution(void)
{
    return fStop;
}

int SolutionNLE::getNumberOfIterations(void)
{
    return numIterations;
}

Any help would be much appreciated it.

[moorecm]

Initialize your members in the constructor, preferably in its initialization list. Only static const integral members can be initialized inside the class definition like that.