Operator Overloading works in MSVC but not with GCC?

[FoxGaming]

As the title states I have a program that works 100% in MSVC but when compiled with GCC on redhat it's throwing Errors:

g++ -std=c++0x -c assign26.cpp
assign26.cpp: In function ‘int main()’:
assign26.cpp:62: error: no match for ‘operator<<’ in ‘std::operator<<

here is the code:
Header
Source
Main


yes this is a homework assignment, but I've already done the work but it appears MSVC is cheating somewhere and GCC is being dumb.

 

[Tommy]

Lots of code via Date class. I'm unsure of what it is really complaining about. Is it about incrementing and decrementing whilst being in between "<<" or is it the Date class in general? Have you done anything to suppress the error or?

 

[FoxGaming]

Lots of code via Date class. I'm unsure of what it is really complaining about. Is it about incrementing and decrementing whilst being in between "<<" or is it the Date class in general? Have you done anything to suppress the error or?

No I haven't done anything, I'm not sure why but when adding an int to a date it's not using the overloaded <<. Other then that I have no clue, MSVC doesn't have any errors or warnings. I know the code is sloppy just trying to get a ton of assignments done as fast as possible lol

 

[Rochet2]

The lines were wrong on the error msg and your pastes
Try wrapping the date++ inside ( )?
Hmm..

 

[FoxGaming]

The lines were wrong on the error msg and your pastes
Try wrapping the date++ inside ( )?
Hmm..

Yeah the lines are off, the original source files have these huge headers on the top for our submit application to read, so line 62 that it is referring to is actually line 48 in the paste. xD should have mentioned that.