Type Conversion error while running C++ code in ubuntu

[Lost User]

I am getting an Error while compiling `DESolver.cpp`

DESolver.cpp: In member function ‘void DESolver::Setup(double*, double*, int, double, double)’:
DESolver.cpp:57:24: error: cannot convert ‘DESolver::Best1Exp’ from type ‘void (DESolver::)(int)’ to type ‘StrategyFunction {aka void (DESolver::*)(int)}’
calcTrialSolution = Best1Exp;

Detailed Error is shown Here Complete Code

[Rick York]

This appears to me to be a call taking a pointer to a function - it wants a pointer and didn't getting one. Add an ampersand and see how that works for you. This is a shot in the dark though because I do not see the code in its context or the prototype declaration of the function call in question. In other words, if you had posted more of the code you would likely receive a better answer.

[CPallini]

Probably the ampersand will do the trick.

[jeronimax]

Instead of

calcTrialSolution = Best1Exp;

you have to write

calcTrialSolution = &DESolver::Best1Exp;

(so for all case statements, of cause)

[Lost User]

Thanks It worked