int main() {return0;}

pushl        %ebp ; pushes the stack frame

xorl        %eax, %eax  ; sets the eax register to zero

movl        %esp, %ebp  ; empties the stack frame

leave

ret ; return with 0 in eax

private void contractStack () {

  int[] tempArray = new int[(StackContents.length /2)]; // creates new array of half size

  for (int i = 0; i <= top; i++) {

    tempArray[i] = StackContents[i]; // places contents of stack into new array

  }

  StackContents = tempArray; // Set StackContents to the new smaller array.

}

class Element : public Node{

        public:

                Element();

                Element(string n, string v = " ");

                ~Element();

                void Accept(Visitor& v);

                vector<Node*> nodeVec;

                vector<Attr*> attrVec;

        private:

                string name, value;

};



void Element::Accept(Visitor& v)

{

        v.VisitElement(*this);

}

 

class ConcreteVisitorA : public Visitor {

        public:

                ConcreteVisitorA();

                ~ConcreteVisitorA();

                void VisitElement(Element e);

};



void ConcreteVisitorA::VisitElement(Element e)

{

        int numNodes = e.GetNumNodes();

        int numAttrs = e.GetNumAttrs();

        cout << "Visitor has found " << numNodes << " noes\n";

        e.nodeVec[0]->Accept(this);

                

        }

concreteVisitorA.cc:20: error: no matching function for call to 'Node::Accept(ConcreteVisitorA* const)'

node.h:9: note: candidates are: virtual void Node::Accept(Visitor&)

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