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Hello Can you help me to understand this warning. warning: cannot pass objects of non-POD type `class XXX' through `...' thank you mic

Name: cup
Date: October 10, 2002 at 03:42:35 Pacific

Reply:

POD refers to Plain Ol' Datatype. Basically, this is something like struct { int code; char* str; } phonic[] = { { 1, "alpha" }, { 2, "beta" }, ... }; What you probably have is a class which you may be initializing in this way. With classes, it is preferable to initialize them using their constructors. Phonic phonicLookup[] = { Phonic(1,"alpha"), Phonic(2,"beta"), ... }; At a guess, that is what it is moaning about but without seeing the actuall code, it is just a guess.

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