Jason,

I'm very surprised that you have not responded to the several comments
re a possibly missing prior ";".

This is a reasonably likely cause of your original problem.
If it is THE reason then you have a 'time bomb" waiting to catch you
out at some future date.
Murphy says it will probably be just before you very very very
urgently need the program to compile in order to meet an important
deadline.

If Olin were commenting on this he would by now be very rudely
pointing out that pursuit of excellence and asking for people's advice
both make it desirable that you try out good and simple suggestions
rather than ignoring what people say, that you respect the time they
are spending on you by at least considering what they say after you
have asked for their help, and if you have done what's suggested and
found that it's not the problem, that you let people know that you
have done so. So, in the absence of Olin to put this point rudely,
I'll put it politely as above :-).

Finding the cause of obscure and annoying "faults" is a major source
of quality learning experience, and a good survival habit. Every now
and then you find that it's a compiler peccadillo. Whatever it is, not
finding it is very dangerous for your program's health.


                   Russell
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