More Constructor Frustration

[joatmon]

should be simple, doesn't work:

int main()
const double ARRIVAL_PROB = 0.05;
Bool_source arrival(ARRIVAL_PROB);

Bool_source::Bool_source(double arr_prob)
{
   //don't do a single thing
}

error: 'Bool_source::Bool_source(double)' is private within this context

I'm just trying to create a simple object called "arrival" by passing a simple argument of type double. Why won't this compile? C++ is killing me.

[andywestken]

Does your class definition have public: before the constructor declaration?

[joatmon]

Nope. Thanks. I knew there was something obvious.