Class holder should be closed with brackets and semicolon at the end, an example :
I'm still ill and didn't notice you had this on 33rd line, so in addition to my post, you should also remove the bracket on the 13th line
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There's no reason to put
__stdcall in a function declaration since it goes as the default calling conventions in the modern compilers (VS)
But there's also other function calling conventions such as __fastcall, __cdecl, etc.. These might be useful, but not at your current level, better go deep for them when you'll gain some experience
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I don't think you really should put a dll entry point into the namespace, so you better remove it
After you moved it outta there, you should also add
Example:: to your
MainThread because it belongs to the
Example namespace
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There's no point to give
MainThread a
void * argument unless you want to scope it inside of a class and multi-thread it
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19th line : you are trying to call a function that is out of a scope, if you want to call it properly, create a new instance outside of a loop, but inside of a function and give it an alias, if you don't want to create the instance so you'd like to access variables that will be modified by this loop later on - make it
extern instance
Yes, I could have gave you already fixed code, but it's better to google everything you didn't understand in my message and read about these things completely, at least, it's better for an education
I'm still might not notice something or be wrong somewhere, guess @0x688 this nibba would help you more (if he'll finish to smoke his dope and play some Fortnite with me)
