In the C and C++ languages, an incomplete type is "lacking sufficient information to determine the size of objects of that type.
Can anyone tell me when does a c++ compiler throw an "incomplete type error"? Note: I have intentionally left this …
c++ incomplete-typeThis one made me think: class X; void foo(X* p) { delete p; } How can we possibly delete p if …
c++ pointers forward-declaration delete-operator incomplete-typeThis code throws the compiler error error: field ‘fTarget’ has incomplete type as noted in the comments. Why is this …
c++ incomplete-typeI've written a derived class from QGraphicsScene. At a point I need to remove all items from the scene and …
c++ qt incomplete-typeI have this in a C file: struct T { int foo; }; the C file has an include to an h …
c incomplete-typeI'm getting a incomplete type error for the 'next' and 'previous' variables. I'm not sure what I am doing wrong …
c++ incomplete-typeI am having a very strange issue with stat.h At the top of my code, I have declarations: #include &…
c++ filesize stat incomplete-type