12-17-2013, 03:45 AM
Just to explain:
This means the function you are trying to override (always a virtual function), the one with the 'override' keyword, does not exist in the base class.
cBlockTracer::cCallbacks is the base class, and that function does not exist there.
In this case it was probably because the function signature (parameters and/or return type) changed, or the function name changed.
Now you know! And
method with override specifier 'override' did not override any base class methods
This means the function you are trying to override (always a virtual function), the one with the 'override' keyword, does not exist in the base class.
cBlockTracer::cCallbacks is the base class, and that function does not exist there.
In this case it was probably because the function signature (parameters and/or return type) changed, or the function name changed.
Now you know! And