I'm working with Atmel Studio 6 and am having an issue with the C++ implementation. I defined a new project, selected the C++ option and added a new class which created the class files (.cpp and .h) as expected, but when I open the .h file the "class LED" line is highlighted (an error condition) and the error says is "unknown type class"
Any ideas on what might be wrong? I have no clue.
The 'unknown type class' suggests that the compiler took 'class' as a typename, what could suggest that it took your source code as a C not C++ language.
This in turn suggests that maybe you mistook or mistyped the file extension and failed to set the name of file to .cpp. In fact, you wrote that you named the file .ccp - try correcting that first. (note the cCp versus cPp). It's quite common when you start writing in C++. Memoization hint: C++ -> CPP : the P stands for "+", "plus".
I'm working with Atmel Studio 6 and am having an issue with the C++ implementation. I defined a new project, selected the C++ option and added a new class which created the class files (.cpp and .h) as expected, but when I open the .h file the "class LED" line is highlighted (an error condition) and the error says is "unknown type class"
Any ideas on what might be wrong? I have no clue.
The 'unknown type class' suggests that the compiler took 'class' as a typename, what could suggest that it took your source code as a C not C++ language.
This in turn suggests that maybe you mistook or mistyped the file extension and failed to set the name of file to .cpp. In fact, you wrote that you named the file .ccp - try correcting that first. (note the cCp versus cPp). It's quite common when you start writing in C++. Memoization hint: C++ -> CPP : the P stands for "+", "plus".
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