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I'm having trouble with vtables. I have a class:
class CLatticeNode {
public:
CLatticeNode(void);
virtual ~CLatticeNode(void);
CLatticeNode(double SpotPrice) {
m_dUnderlyingPrice = SpotPrice;
m_dOptionValue = 0.0;
};
inline double GetUnderlyingPrice(void) const { return this->m_dUnderlyingPrice; };
inline double GetOptionValue(void) const { return this->m_dOptionValue; };
inline void SetUnderlyingPrice(double Price) { m_dUnderlyingPrice = Price; };
inline void SetOptionValue(double Value) { m_dOptionValue = Value; };
private:
double m_dUnderlyingPrice;
double m_dOptionValue;
};
I have a std::vector of boost pointers declared as follows:
typedef boost::shared_ptr <CLatticeNode> CLatticeNodePtr;
and a vector of vectors:
std::vector< std::vector<CLatticeNodePtr> > Tree;
I'm trying to call the member function GetUnderlyingPrice as follows:
Tree[col].push_back(CLatticeNodePtr(new CLatticeNode((Tree[col-1][row])->GetUnderlyingPrice() * m_dU)));
Basically I'm trying to access the CLatticeNode member function GetUnderlyingPrice via
the call:
Tree[col-1][row]->GetUnderlyingPrice()
But on compile, I consistently get:
g++ -L/usr/local/boost-1.34.1 -o "AMMPricer" ./AMMPricer.o ./LatticeClass.o ./TrinomialTree.o
/usr/bin/ld: Undefined symbols:
vtable for CLatticeNode
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [AMMPricer] Error 1
Is this a linker error or have I got something wrong in the class definition?
modified on Wednesday, January 23, 2008 3:57:49 PM
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73Zeppelin wrote: Tree[col].push_back(CLatticeNodePtr(new CLatticeNode((Tree[col-1][row])->GetUnderlyingPrice() * m_dU)));
If you spit those line, will that work ? or does that give you some other error/warnings ?
can you test your code with Visual Studio compiler ?
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Yes, I've tried splitting them and I get the same problem. This code is in a unix environment - I don't have the ability (or the time) to port it to VS. The vtable problem is usually a linker error, but I suspect there's something wrong with the class definition. I can't see what it is though.
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73Zeppelin wrote: g++
There's your problem 
Seriously, have you tried this without using the boost shared ptr? If that works then maybe it's the way you're using the smart pointer? I would try and break up that single line statement into *all* it's component parts and see if there's something weird going on there.
One other thought - do you implement the default constructor? You don't have any impl here, maybe that's the problem?
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Jim Crafton wrote: There's your problem
I know, g++ is not the most stress-free compiler...
Jim Crafton wrote: Seriously, have you tried this without using the boost shared ptr? If that works then maybe it's the way you're using the smart pointer? I would try and break up that single line statement into *all* it's component parts and see if there's something weird going on there.
I have tried breaking it up into a million little pieces, but I consistently get the vtable error. That's why I called this thread "VTable Madness". It's driving me insane.
Jim Crafton wrote: One other thought - do you implement the default constructor? You don't have any impl here, maybe that's the problem?
Hmmmmm, it should be in there. If not, I've done it like this in the .h file:
CLatticeNode(void) {;};
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Jim Crafton wrote: There's your problem
Seriously, have you tried this without using the boost shared ptr? If that works then maybe it's the way you're using the smart pointer? I would try and break up that single line statement into *all* it's component parts and see if there's something weird going on there.
One other thought - do you implement the default constructor? You don't have any impl here, maybe that's the problem?
Found it! Not the CONSTRUCTOR, but the virtual DESTRUCTOR wasn't implemented. Gah!
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73Zeppelin wrote: Found it! Not the CONSTRUCTOR, but the virtual DESTRUCTOR wasn't implemented. Gah!
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Awesome! I think I've seen a similar kind of error with VC 6, only it's occurs in the compile phase as opposed to the linking phase.
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Yeah, truly annoying. THanks for the push in the right direction.
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I'm having trouble finding a c or c++ function that will convert a string of 1's and 0's to a string of characters. I also need something that will do the opposite. I was just wondering if there is a class out there that will handle this. I really don't feel like writing my own, if I can find one that will do it for me.
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mindspin311 wrote: I'm having trouble finding a c or c++ function that will convert a string of 1's and 0's to a string of characters.
Assuming you meant to its numeric equivalent, check out strtol().
mindspin311 wrote: I really don't feel like writing my own, if I can find one that will do it for me.
There are plenty available (e.g., CP, Google), but writing your own will take all of five minutes. You'll spend more time than that searching (and then implementing).
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DavidCrow wrote: but writing your own will take all of five minutes
Sure?
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Ok, four minutes if you don't do any simultaneous browsing or game-playing.
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OK, I promise to do no browsing nor game-playing (until the four minutes timeout expiration) while waiting him to complete the job.
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Hi i'm wondering if the console could be viewed in windows forms?
I'm not sure what the line would be to view the console.
Sorry to post this on this forum but the is best forum in terms c++ help.
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Are you wanting to spawn, and view the output of, a console application from your code?
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I have code that writes to a console but I can't see the console because it is a windows forms application i'm writing
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I'm confused. If you are already writing to the console window, can't you just write the same text to some other location (e.g., a form)?
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The code that writes to the console is to connect to a server and I don't want that to be shown on the form for the user to see but in the background in a console. It connects to the server fine but just doesn't display in a console window.
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gman2008 wrote: The code that writes to the console...
How are you doing this?
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I've wrote an interface using windows forms and when the user clicks a button on the menu then this executes code from another class that connects to a server. The code that connects to the server was originally a console application and I have incorporated that code into the interface.
I appreciate your help but I don't want to waste your time as I think this is not that important.
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So what is it that you are expecting to be written to the console window?
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This is what I expect to see in the console window:
PANGU Protocol Library Tester by Martin N Dunstan
Getting image 'zoom_000.ppm'
Getting image 'zoom_001.ppm'
Getting image 'zoom_002.ppm'
Getting image 'zoom_003.ppm'
Getting image 'zoom_004.ppm'
Getting image 'pitch_000.ppm'
Getting image 'pitch_001.ppm'
Getting image 'pitch_002.ppm'
Getting image 'pitch_003.ppm'
Getting image 'pitch_004.ppm'
Getting image 'roll_000.ppm'
Getting image 'roll_001.ppm'
Getting image 'roll_002.ppm'
Getting image 'roll_003.ppm'
Getting image 'roll_004.ppm'
Getting image 'yaw_000.ppm'
Getting image 'yaw_001.ppm'
Getting image 'yaw_002.ppm'
Getting image 'yaw_003.ppm'
Getting image 'yaw_004.ppm'
Getting image 'fov_005.ppm'
Getting image 'fov_010.ppm'
Getting image 'fov_020.ppm'
Getting image 'fov_040.ppm'
Getting image 'fov_080.ppm'
Getting image 'sky_0.ppm'
Getting image 'sky_1.ppm'
Getting image 'sky_2.ppm'
Getting image 'sky_3.ppm'
Getting image 'sky_4.ppm'
Getting image 'sky_5.ppm'
Getting image 'orange_sun.ppm'
Getting image 'green_planet.ppm'
Camera position = (192.257004, 192.257004, 126.785004)
Camera attitude = (yaw 135.000000, pitch -10.000000, roll 0.000000
Elevation above the surface = 113.580620m
Position on surface below camera = (192.257004, 192.257004, 13.204384
Elevation above the surface = 113.580620m
Pixel (0.500000, 0.100000) has position (-5.694656, -5.694656, 13.117
Elevation at <192.3, 192.3, 126.8> = 113.580620
Elevation at < 10.0, 10.0, 300.0> = 287.761566
Elevation at < 10.0, -10.0, 300.0> = 286.706177
Elevation at <-10.0, -10.0, 300.0> = 286.901917
Elevation at <-10.0, 10.0, 300.0> = 288.203522
Elevation at < 0.0, 0.0, 300.0> = 287.099243
Getting image 'trash.ppm'
Performing multiple LookupPoint() requests:
Model under pixel <0.500000, 0.100000> = < 84.9, 84.9, 12.0>
Model under pixel <0.000000, 0.000000> = <128.7, 63.9, 12.9>
Model under pixel <1.000000, 1.000000> = <-417.3, -163.6, 6.4>
Model under pixel <0.500000, 0.500000> = < 17.9, 17.9, 11.8>
Model under pixel <0.500000, 0.900000> = <-144.4, -144.4, 17.7>
Model under pixel <0.000000, 0.000000> = <128.7, 63.9, 12.9>
Model under pixel <0.500000, 0.500000> = < 17.9, 17.9, 11.8>
Performing one LookupPoints() request:
Model under pixel <0.500000, 0.100000> = < 84.9, 84.9, 12.0>
Model under pixel <0.000000, 0.000000> = <128.7, 63.9, 12.9>
Model under pixel <1.000000, 1.000000> = <-417.3, -163.6, 6.4>
Model under pixel <0.500000, 0.500000> = < 17.9, 17.9, 11.8>
Model under pixel <0.500000, 0.900000> = <-144.4, -144.4, 17.7>
Model under pixel <0.000000, 0.000000> = <128.7, 63.9, 12.9>
Model under pixel <0.500000, 0.500000> = < 17.9, 17.9, 11.8>
Model at < 0.0, 0.0, 12.9> along <0.000000, 0.000000, -1.000000>
Model at <-59.3, 118.5, 7.3> along <-0.100000, 0.200000, -1.000000>
Model at <293.1, 117.2, 13.8> along <0.500000, 0.200000, -1.000000>
No model along <0.500000, 0.200000, 1.000000>
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I don't want this information to be displayed to the user on the form but as a background job in a windows console.
I'm just not sure why the console is not showing up.
Even if I just write a simply command in the form as:
<br />
Console::WriteLine(L"Hello");<br />
A console is not shown with the word Hello.
Sorry I’m going to be offline now and won’t be on until tomorrow. I would to thank you for looking into helping me with this problem.
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gman2008 wrote: Console::WriteLine(L"Hello");
Is this VC++? Managed?
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