Re: [Dev-C++] Enginuity

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Malcolm Nealon wrote:
> CMMPointer<CGlobalTimer> globalTimer =3D new CGlobalTimer();
> globalTimer->priority=3D10;
> //the CMMPointer<ITask> expression here is used to typecast
> //the pointer from CGlobalTimer* to ITask*
> CKernel::GetSingleton().AddTask(CMMPointer<ITask>(globalTimer));
>=20
> with this error
>=20
> no matching function for call to `CKernel::AddTask( CMMPointer<ITask>)'
> candidates are: bool CKernel::AddTask(CMMPointer<ITask>&)
>=20
> From reading the forum I understand this is an error in temporary
> referenceing which GCC doesn't allow. Any ideas how to correct the
> code so that it compiles correctly.

I haven't compiled it myself, but I suspect AddTask doesn't take it's=20
parameter as const. If so, modify the declaration of AddTask to take=20
it's parameter as const. If that's not possible because AddTask actually=20
modifies it's parameter (which doesn't really makes sense to me), then=20
create some temporary variable before AddTask and pass that.

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