term does not evaluate to a function taking 2 arguments

[Max Pain]

Hi, this is the first c++ program I write on my own. It should be about the RSA algorithm for encrypting data.

The source code is attached. It gives me this error when I try to compile:
error C2064: term does not evaluate to a function taking 2 arguments

The error started when I started to include the euclidic algorithm, nevertheless the euclidic algorithm alone works to compile (and also gives me the gct).

I'm very new to programming (just started three days ago), so please don't blame me if the error is very stupid.

source code attached

every help will be appreciated

thanks

[cilu]

Next time, please specify the line where the error occurs.

I've noticed this:

cin >> q; cout;

You don't output anything there...

[Max Pain]

Sorry the compiling error occur at line 62.
@ cilu: the error is still there.

[laserlight]

It looks like you declared a local variable named ggt, and thus the name of the variable hides the name of the function. This is one reason why it is good to follow the "declare variables near first use" rule of thumb.

[Max Pain]

@ laserlight: can you please specify what I would have to change. I m sorry, but I m very new to programming.

[GCDEF]

In the first line of main, you declare a bunch of ints. One of them is called ggt, which is the same name as your function ggt. You need to change one of them.

I'd get out of the habit of using single character and meaningless variable names ASAP.

[Max Pain]

Oh I get it. Thx laserlight. As mentioned above the error is probably a very stupid one.
Its working now wooho

[cilu]

@ laserlight: can you please specify what I would have to change. I m sorry, but I m very new to programming.

http://www.codeguru.com/forum/showthread.php?t=231039