Overloading the plus operator for linked lists(binary numbers)
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What if you display it in cout instead of outfile ?
Can you try to execute the code I posted instead of yours ? It will help us know if the problem comes from the code.
Can you try to execute the code I posted instead of yours ? It will help us know if the problem comes from the code.
I have no more ideas.
If you can use a debugger, you could start by looking why your operator<< doesn't output anything.
If you can use a debugger, you could start by looking why your operator<< doesn't output anything.
Put a breakpoint in your operator<<() function on line
Run your application and when the program stops on the breakpoint, check that outclass.head_ptr is not null.
If outclass.head_ptr is not NULL, I have no explanation for what's happening. Try rebooting your PC or changing your compiler.
If it's NULL your "binary" object is empty. That means you have to check operator>>() and operator+().
current=outclass.head_ptr;.Run your application and when the program stops on the breakpoint, check that outclass.head_ptr is not null.
If outclass.head_ptr is not NULL, I have no explanation for what's happening. Try rebooting your PC or changing your compiler.
If it's NULL your "binary" object is empty. That means you have to check operator>>() and operator+().
Try 11101 + 1101 with your code though. It won't equal what it's supposed to.
This means that there is something wrong with adding the carry. I will look into this more.
This means that there is something wrong with adding the carry. I will look into this more.
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