I have 2 classes Simulation and Station.
In the station.hh is the declaration as follows:
class Station{
private:
Station(void);
Station(std::string);
~Station(void);
...
public:
...
};
and in the simulation.hh is the declaration for Simulation.
class Simulation{
Simulation();
Simulation(std::string, std::string);
~Simulation();
};
Now, on the Simulation constructor I call the parameterized constructor for Station as follows:
Simulation::Simulation(std::string route1_file, std::string route2_file){
Station* s0 = new Station();
Station* s1 = new Station("AZU");
}
The first creation of the object works fine. The second one gives me the following error: undefined reference to Station::Station(std::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> >)
Is this a linker issue? Has it occurred to anyone?
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