problem with virtual functions

[vok@cfar.umd.edu]

Here is the class definition:
#ifdef __GNUG__
#pragma interface
#endif
class StateFile;
class Interface;
class ostream;
class GTracker {
public:
  GTracker();
  virtual ~GTracker() ;
  virtual void set_state(StateFile& statefile, Interface *interface)
;
  virtual void write_state(ostream& s) ;
  virtual void set_defaults() ;
  virtual void reset() ;
  virtual void step_once(int field, int nfields) ;
  virtual void display() ;
};
I use this class as pure virtual.
Still, I have defined function bodies for each function in a seperate
cc-file.
The constructor and destructor bodies are both empty,  the other
functions cout the string "not implemented".
 
Alexandre Oliva wrote:
On May 17, 2001, vok@cfar.umd.edu wrote:
> Wouldn't the compiler refer explicitely to the undefined method, if
something
> like that happens?
It would refer to it in the virtual table, but the virtual table
didn't get defined because of that.
Care to post the definition of class GTracker?
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