Errors on Linux Machine (but not on my pc) when compiling

oonej (208)
Is there a definitive answer to these problems? or should i post all my code? want to avoid doing that due to homework assignment


No errors when I compile on windows 7 system, but when i jump into our linux test server (which is how we are tested) i get the following errors:

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HashT.cpp: In constructor âHashT::HashT()â:
HashT.cpp:9: error: cannot convert âHashT::Node**â to âHashT::Node*â in assignment
HashT.cpp:13: error: no match for âoperator=â in â*(((HashT*)this)->HashT::myHashTable + ((HashT::Node*)(((unsigned int)i) * 1032u))) = (HashT::Node*)operator new(1032u)â
HashT.h:17: note: candidates are: HashT::Node& HashT::Node::operator=(const HashT::Node&)
HashT.cpp:14: error: base operand of â->â has non-pointer type âHashT::Nodeâ
HashT.cpp: In constructor âHashT::HashT(int)â:
HashT.cpp:22: error: cannot convert âint*â to âHashT::Node*â in assignment
HashT.cpp:26: error: no match for âoperator=â in â*(((HashT*)this)->HashT::myHashTable + ((HashT::Node*)(((unsigned int)i) * 1032u))) = (HashT::Node*)operator new(1032u)â
HashT.h:17: note: candidates are: HashT::Node& HashT::Node::operator=(const HashT::Node&)
HashT.cpp:27: error: base operand of â->â has non-pointer type âHashT::Nodeâ
HashT.cpp: In member function âvoid HashT::hashtable_add(char*, int)â:
HashT.cpp:50: error: âkeyâ was not declared in this scope
HashT.cpp:59: error: incompatible types in assignment of âchar*â to âchar [1024]â
HashT.cpp:69: error: incompatible types in assignment of âchar*â to âchar [1024]â
HashT.cpp: In member function âvoid HashT::hashtable_display()â:
HashT.cpp:81: error: cannot convert âHashT::Nodeâ to âHashT::Node*â in assignment
HashT.cpp:86: error: âcoutâ was not declared in this scope
HashT.cpp:86: error: âendlâ was not declared in this scope
HashT.cpp:89: error: base operand of â->â has non-pointer type âHashT::Nodeâ
make: *** [HashT.o] Error 1
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therockon7throw (284)
Hi

What kind of character is that "â" ? You cant use alphabet characters other than english, only English alphabet characters can be used!
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oonej (208)
I'm not using any different characters, thats the problem... lol no idea where that symbol is coming from?
oonej (208)
not sure for the weird errors, but i had a typo in the header file.. all fixed now
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