[MODULE] Another question with compile errors

[TheVac]

When I'm compiling my module in visual studio I get the following compiling errors:

Error	5	error C2059: syntax error : ')'	C:\Users\Computer\Documents\compiler\source\sourcesdk-minimal\public\tier1\tier1\KeyValues.cpp	1767	1	tier1
Error	10	error C2059: syntax error : ')'	C:\Users\Computer\Documents\compiler\source\sourcesdk-minimal\public\tier1\tier1\KeyValues.cpp	1784	1	tier1
Error	1	error C2143: syntax error : missing ')' before '{'	C:\Users\Computer\Documents\compiler\source\sourcesdk-minimal\public\tier1\tier1\KeyValues.cpp	1767	1	tier1
Error	6	error C2143: syntax error : missing ')' before '{'	C:\Users\Computer\Documents\compiler\source\sourcesdk-minimal\public\tier1\tier1\KeyValues.cpp	1784	1	tier1
Error	3	error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before '{'	C:\Users\Computer\Documents\compiler\source\sourcesdk-minimal\public\tier1\tier1\KeyValues.cpp	1767	1	tier1
Error	8	error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before '{'	C:\Users\Computer\Documents\compiler\source\sourcesdk-minimal\public\tier1\tier1\KeyValues.cpp	1784	1	tier1
Error	4	error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before '}'	C:\Users\CaComputersey\Documents\compiler\source\sourcesdk-minimal\public\tier1\tier1\KeyValues.cpp	1767	1	tier1
Error	9	error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before '}'	C:\Users\Computer\Documents\compiler\source\sourcesdk-minimal\public\tier1\tier1\KeyValues.cpp	1784	1	tier1
Error	2	error C2660: 'CUtlQueue<T>::Insert' : function does not take 0 arguments	C:\Users\Computer\Documents\compiler\source\sourcesdk-minimal\public\tier1\tier1\KeyValues.cpp	1767	1	tier1
Error	7	error C2660: 'CUtlQueue<T>::Insert' : function does not take 0 arguments	C:\Users\Computer\Documents\compiler\source\sourcesdk-minimal\public\tier1\tier1\KeyValues.cpp	1784	1	tier1

Relevant lines

void KeyValues::CopyKeyValuesFromRecursive( const KeyValues& rootSrc )
{
	// This code used to be recursive, which was more elegant. Unfortunately, it also blew the stack for large 
	// KeyValues. So now we have the iterative version which is uglier but doesn't blow the stack.
	// This uses breadth-first traversal.

	struct CopyStruct
	{
		KeyValues* dst;
		const KeyValues* src;
	};

	char tmp[256];
	KeyValues* localDst = NULL;

	CUtlQueue<CopyStruct> nodeQ;
	nodeQ.Insert({ this, &rootSrc }); // Error #1 is here

	while ( nodeQ.Count() > 0 ) 
	{
		CopyStruct cs = nodeQ.RemoveAtHead();

		// Process all the siblings of the current node. If anyone has a child, add it to the queue.
		while (cs.src)
		{
			Assert( (cs.src != NULL) == (cs.dst != NULL) );

			// Copy the node contents
			cs.dst->CopyKeyValue( *cs.src, sizeof(tmp), tmp );

			// Add children to the queue to process later. 
			if (cs.src->m_pSub) {
				cs.dst->m_pSub = localDst = new KeyValues( NULL );
				nodeQ.Insert({ localDst, cs.src->m_pSub }); // Error #2 is here
			}

			// Process siblings until we hit the end of the line. 
			if (cs.src->m_pPeer) {
				cs.dst->m_pPeer = new KeyValues( NULL );
			}
			else {
				cs.dst->m_pPeer = NULL;
			}

			// Advance to the next peer.
			cs.src = cs.src->m_pPeer;
			cs.dst = cs.dst->m_pPeer;
		}
	}
}

[c👌de_g🎷]

I don't believe you can declare arrays implicitly like that into a method call.

[TheVac]

[QUOTE=Handsome Matt;52086237]you're not giving very much info, what compiler r u using for example[/QUOTE]

Visual Studio 2010

[QUOTE=code_gs;52086196]I don't believe you can declare arrays implicitly like that into a method call.[/QUOTE]

This is a default file in the valve's sourcesdk files. Am I maybe missing something?

[danielga]

Your repo is outdated. This is in the latest commit as a solution for older compilers.

#if _MSC_VER < 1800

CopyStruct temp = { this, &rootSrc };
nodeQ.Insert( temp );

#else

nodeQ.Insert({ this, &rootSrc });

#endif