Using multiple base classes with g++

Using multiple base classes with g++

[Sven Heinzel]

Hello,

I tried to build my own class from two base classes with the following
code:

  class Control : public QObject, public QThread
  {
  ...

but when I try to compile this, I get the error message:

  control.h:57: parse error before `{'

Line 57 is the line with the '{' from the example above.
Is the syntax different for g++ or is it just not possible to use two
base classes?

Thanks in advance.
Sven

Re: Using multiple base classes with g++

[Alexandre Oliva]

On Mar 15, 2001, Sven Heinzel <heinzel@dvs.de> wrote:

>   class Control : public QObject, public QThread
>   {

>   control.h:57: parse error before `{'

I guess class QThread hasn't been declared nor defined at that point.
A class must have already been defined for you to be able to use it as
a base class.

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