[lumpor]

I have a very strange problem.


I have a class A with a virtual function X().
Class B is derived from class A, and has X() overwritten.


It compiles fine, but when calling X() from an instance of class B, I instead get a call to a completely different function in A (which isn't implemented and therefore gives an error).


Even when I change the non-implemented function so that it prints something when called, nothing gets printed, which leads me to believe that it's not using the actual source files I'm changing, but rather an old version of the file instead.


A google search said that it seems to be a problem regarding the compiler getting different headers mixed up. I thought about asking this question in a c++ forum but thought that the problem might have to do with the openFoam library structure so asked here instead. Has anyone experienced a similar problem?


The class in question is thermoPhysicalModels/specie/reaction/Reactions/reaction.C. I made my a new virtual function for it, with override functions in IrreversibleReaction, ReversibleReaction and NonEquilibriumReversibleReaction, but instead of those functions being called, grhs() in reaction.C gets called.


Any help wold be appreciated

[lumpor]

Found the answer. I needed to properly (using wclean) recompile every library used by the solver that was dependent on the library in question.