Hi there! the problems simple: Class A needs Class B, Class B needs Class C, and Class C need Class A Example class A { B *classb } class B { C *classb } class C { A *classb } its an infinite loop! any ideas? thanks - Yratelev

Hmmm...

extern class a;
extern class b;
extern class c;

EDIT:

Haha, sorry, read your question wrong

Okay, at the start of the header file (or .cpp file) where you define your classes, add this:
class a;
class b;
class c;

This is prototyping the classes; it works just the same as prototyping functions. You just tell the compiler that there is going to be a class a, class b and a class c, that will be defined later.

[edited by - Ronin_54 on October 8, 2002 2:21:52 PM]

Split your classes in different files and use forwards:

Edit: mhm, no need for different files

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Header file for ClassA
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class ClassB;

class ClassA {
ClassB* P;

// you cant inline ClassB functions
}

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Source file for ClassA
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#include "classb.h" // the other class
#include "classa.h"

// here you can use ClassB functions normaly

[edited by - Maverick the divider on October 8, 2002 2:24:27 PM]