help with templates

[joao123456789]

I am dealing with a code with templates, and it gave me this error:

"
In member function `no<I>* Abmais<S, I>::deletarValor(int, int, no<I>*, no<I>*, I, void*) [with S = std::string, I = int]':

instantiated from `no<I>* Abmais<S, I>::deletar(int, int, no<I>*, I, S) [with S = std::string, I = int]'

instantiated from here "


Can you guys tell me what does this error means and what to lookup first to resolve this?

thanks

[Peter87]

This is only part of the error message. It tells you where the error occur but you have left out the part that says what the error is.

[joao123456789]

"
In member function `no<I>* Abmais<S, I>::deletarValor(int, int, no<I>*, no<I>*, I, void*) [with S = std::string, I = int]':

instantiated from `no<I>* Abmais<S, I>::deletar(int, int, no<I>*, I, S) [with S = std::string, I = int]'

instantiated from here "

[Warning] converting to `int' from `double'
[Warning] converting to `int' from `double'


In member function int Abmais<S, I>::fazSplit(int) [with S = std::string, I = int]':

instantiated from `no<I>* Abmais<S, I>::inserirAposSplit(int, int, no<I>*, no<I>*, I, registo<S, I>*) [with S = std::string, I = int]'

instantiated from `no<I>* Abmais<S, I>::inserir(int, int, no<I>*, I, S, S, I, I, I) [with S = std::string, I = int]'

instantiated from here

[Warning] converting to `int' from `double'


these are all the errors that I get , and I just get this, nothing more

[MikeyBoy]

Those aren't errors, they're warnings. Although you should pay attention to them and fix them anyway.

[Warning] converting to `int' from `double'

Somewhere in your code, you're doing just that - converting implicitly to an int from a double.

[joao123456789]

But with these warnings I still cant run my code , why is that?
I know that with warnings you can run without problems.

[MikeyBoy]

Fix this warning, and rebuild. Then tell us what errors you get.

[ne555]

> I still cant run my code , why is that?
Not exhaustive:
- Your program did not build correctly, there were error messages that you just decided to ignore
- You don't have execution permission. By instance, because the unit is mounted as noexec
- You did not write the correct command for the execution (e.g. ./a.out )
- Your program did run, but you didn't notice.

Apart from the last, the other would give you a message that tells you why you can't run your program