Unresolved external symbol

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[zealous monolith]

link

[clear lake]

Where is the function defined?

[wild rune]

I don't understand how it should be defined?

[wild rune]

i can send the whole code

[clear lake]

bool __stdcall run(); declares the function. To define it you need to have actual implementation of the function.

[wild rune]

Do I need to declare it right there or somewhere in another file?

[clear lake]

Well you can write the code in the header itself (make sure you mark it inline):

inline bool __stdcall run()
{
    // Implementation goes here.
}

Or you put it in a separate source (.cpp) file.

[wild rune]

i have hooks.hpp and i have hooks.cpp

which hooks.hpp in it is just this error

[zealous monolith]

probably don't use __stdcall, that's a microsoft thing

or if you do, at least put it on a conditional define

[clear lake]

Is hooks.cpp actually compiled as part of the project?

[zealous monolith]

and if anything, you probably want __cdecl not __stdcall

[clear lake]

Also in the C++ file if you don't have using namespace is_connected or how the function definition inside namespace is_connected, you need to write bool is_connected::run() for it to match.

[wild rune]

did not help(

[wild rune]

I'm going to try now

[zealous monolith]

I didn't say that was a solution to your problem

I'm doubtful you need either of them for what you're doing

[wild rune]

is not a class or namespace name

[clear lake]

Could you show your code?

[wild rune]

Yes now

[clear lake]

This is only the header, where's the implementation?

[wild rune]

there is also hooks.cpp maybe there

[clear lake]

There doesn't seem to in there.

[wild rune]

What do I need to do?

[clear lake]

Did you implement the run function as bool __stdcall hooks::is_connected::run() { } in your cpp file?

[wild rune]

seems to be no

is cpp file

[clear lake]

You have not implemented the function hooks::is_connected::run which is the problem.

[wild rune]

how to implement it and where?

[clear lake]

Well you need to write the code for the function.

[wild rune]

what's the code?

[clear lake]

I don't know it's your project.

[wild rune]

Can I show it and can you help me then?