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c++ Programming Glossary: c2065

make_unique does not compile

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13883824/make-unique-does-not-compile

projects testproject testproject testproject.cpp 16 error C2065 'Args' undeclared identifier 1 d projects testproject testproject..

Error in opencv code for motion detection

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14309111/error-in-opencv-code-for-motion-detection

details. error C2086 'CvSize imgSize' redefinition error C2065 'temp' undeclared identifier error C4430 missing type specifier.. core core_c.h 87 see declaration of 'cvReleaseImage' error C2065 'difference' undeclared identifier error C4430 missing type.. core core_c.h 87 see declaration of 'cvReleaseImage' error C2065 'greyImage' undeclared identifier error C4430 missing type specifier..

Cannot capture static member with nested lambda

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14388520/cannot-capture-static-member-with-nested-lambda

see a static class member. Visual Studio 2010 gives me a C2065 undeclared identifier for reasons I cannot understand. Here..

StdAfx + Header file - Order of inclusion in MFC application

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3090473/stdafx-header-file-order-of-inclusion-in-mfc-application

stdafx dependancy stdafx dependancy.cpp 33 error C2065 'CHelper' undeclared identifier d codes stdafx dependancy stdafx.. stdafx dependancy stdafx dependancy.cpp 33 error C2065 'myHelper' undeclared identifier But when I include it after..

Why are qualifiers of template arguments stripped when deducing the type?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4164451/why-are-qualifiers-of-template-arguments-stripped-when-deducing-the-type

Here's what VisualStudio 2008 prints mini.cpp 3 error C2065 'x' undeclared identifier mini.cpp 9 see reference to function..

M_PI works with math.h but not with cmath in Visual Studio

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6563810/m-pi-works-with-math-h-but-not-with-cmath-in-visual-studio

_USE_MATH_DEFINES #include cmath it fails with error C2065 'M_PI' undeclared identifier Is it normal Does it matter if..