2010/5/11 fmingu <fmingu@163.com>

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class TransferedSignal{
 public:
       TransferedSignal(){
              one(0.0,1.0) ;
              die(rng, one);      
        };

Try replacing your constructor with this:
  TransferedSignal() : one(0.0,1.0), die(rng, one) {}

Roman Perepelitsa.
Oh,It works  now. But can you tell me the reason about it? Is that a kind of C++ standard to do so?  And when I wrote another programs like:

#include <boost/numeric/mtl/mtl.hpp>
using namespace mtl; using namespace mtl::matrix;

 typedef dense2D<double> Matrix;
 typedef dense_vector<double> Vec;

class Used{
public:
    Used(){};
    Used(Matrix inputmatrix, Vec inputvec):matrix(inputmatrix),vec(inputvec),value(111){};   
    Matrix getmatrix(){ return matrix;};
    Vec getvec(){return vec;};
    int getvalue(){return value;};
   
protected:
    Matrix  matrix;
    Vec     vec;
    int    value;
};

class Usedchild:public Used{
public:
    Usedchild(Matrix inputmatrix, Vec inputvec):matrix(inputmatrix),vec(inputvec){};

}

the gcc complier told me that:

mainprojectme9.cpp: In constructor 'Usedchild::Usedchild(Matrix, Vec)':
mainprojectme9.cpp:92: error: class 'Usedchild' does not have any field named 'matrix'
mainprojectme9.cpp:92: error: class 'Usedchild' does not have any field named 'vec'

Can anyone tell me why?

Thanks a lot.