Re: error MIDL2025 : syntax error : expecting { near ","

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"Donos" <donguy76@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:1187816806.414246.43230@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Ok here is the full code used in contructor of client

CMyClient::CMyClient(IUnknown* dd)
{

ASSERT(dd);
CComPtr<IUnknown> p(dd);
m_pVehicle = CComQIPtr<IVehicle>(p);
dd->Release();

}

Here you can see how "p" is declared.

Hope this helps.

I think we are getting to the heart of the matter.

How and when do you instantiate the client? You should be using one of two techniques, either CoCreateInstance(Ex) or CComObject<MyClass>::CreateInstance(). I'm guessing you are simply allocating your client on the stack or the heap. I suggest doing a little reading around the CComObject class.


Brian

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