spicyrelish

I think my problem is that C++ cannot work with class instances without initializing them in a more explicit way than I am doing, but I'm not sure how to go about doing that.... maybe there's an easy solution but it isn't obvious to me. does someone see another approach …

I need some help to bebug some C++ code. I can't see any obvious errors but my compiler reported 36 errors. I think they are all relating to the first error I'm getting from inside the State class. It says: "changes meaning of 'State' to 'class State' but I'm not …

I have to follow the Command Pattern in making a reverse polish notation calculator in C++. It needs to do undo and redo. It's due tomorrow morning so I've been banging my head against the table everyday for the last two weeks even tho I know its probably very easy …