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Mike Lange
794 PointsFollowing this tutorial I receive errors in xCode 6 - Implicit declaration of function makeSphere invalid
To resolve this issue (after googling the error) I found the suggestion to move the function definition above the MAIN function. This resolved the issue and the program runs, but it leaves me confused as to why it was necessary (when in the video tutorial the makeSphere function was defined below MAIN).
ie. The following code segment was moved to the top of the file:
Sphere makeSphere (float *c, float r) {
Sphere sphere;
sphere.center [0] = c[0];
sphere.center [1] = c[1];
sphere.center [2] = c[2];
sphere.radius = r;
return sphere;
}
Note: Before you ask - yes, the function was already declared prior to MAIN:
Sphere makesphere (float *c, float r);
2 Answers
Chema Castellanos
3,984 Pointsit depends, it could be you settings on the xCode or an implementation error, could you copy the code that is generating the error?
michael finney
229 Pointsi still am getting an error when I am exactly like the tuturial shows. I don't understand where to place the code that you are talking about above, can you help?
UPDATE: I got it, not sure what was wrong at first, but I got it.