On page 219 you use r.m_id with r being declared as type Resource, yet on page 213 where you define this class there is no m_id.
Am I missing something?
Am I missing something?
Resource m_id? Huh?
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When in doubt, check the source code.
Hmmmm, I can't find where r.m_id is used anywhere in the source. Looking at the Resource class, it only defines m_name and m_size. My guess would be a typo in the book. I'm afraid I do't have the 2nd edition here at work with me... In what context is the r.m_id being used? Do you know what function this is happening in?
If not, I can check it out when I get home.
-Rez
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