Not sure if this is the problem, but you need to make sure this is > > ( space between > and > ) and not >>.
That would have resulted in a compile error though, but since it is a linker error it implies that KezRst is using a compiler that has incorporated that bit of the next version of C++ into the syntax that it accepts.
Not sure if this is the problem, but you need to make sure this is > > ( space between > and > ) and not >>.
Oops, that's just a typo. I have double checked to make sure that the spacing of the array is correct. I also boiled it down to a single dimensional array at one point, and still got the same error.
That would have resulted in a compile error though, but since it is a linker error it implies that KezRst is using a compiler that has incorporated that bit of the next version of C++ into the syntax that it accepts.
Thank you! I would not have thought to look up that particular part of the error message, since so much of it looked like Greek to me.
Scrolling down a few posts I found someone who had the exact same error as me, and how to fix it.
When I removed '_DEBUG' from my pre-processor definitions, it resolved my link error.
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