Map of commands

[manic sonnet]

So I have a Class called Interpreter.
I have in it a struct call Commands and it contains functions.
I wanted to have a way to have a value that represent each function so after some research I used unorder map. VS code doesn't throw any error but when I compile it give me:C:\Users\ssoit\AppData\Local\Temp\ccHMlSVm.o:interpreter.cpp:(.text+0x65b): undefined reference to `Interpreter::commandFunctions' C:\Users\ssoit\AppData\Local\Temp\ccHMlSVm.o:interpreter.cpp:(.text+0x66b): undefined reference to `Interpreter::commandFunctions'

[cosmic lagoon]

you declared your static variable but you didn't define it

either make it inline or define it in the .cpp file

[manic sonnet]

the second screenshot the cpp file so shouldn't it be defined in line 114?

[cosmic lagoon]

right

didn't see that

but it should be Interpreter::commandFunctions

otherwise you're declaring a new variable which is global

instead of the one inside the scope of the class

[manic sonnet]

Wow, my skills are so high XD, thanks, It work now! last thing: the commands struct functions (like in screenshot the add and set) needs to have some data about its parent, so how could it access it?

[stray river]

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[silent shore]

I have a class by the same name. Its a class that interprets keywords to be used for a custom language. What does this interpreter do exactly?

[manic sonnet]

it reads a binary array(which is a copy of a binary file) and reads instruction from it. Like 0000 01 0008 sets the value 8 into register B. For the question, it interprets a asm-like language which I develop how it should be written in binary at school. (it is very not advance rn)

[stray river]

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