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Hey, i know this prolly isn''t the place to post this kind of question but oh well i like this board better than any other so too bad 
k, i have two files, for simplicity, i''ll call them file1.cpp and file2.cpp
In file1.cpp, i define a class called... A
in file2.cpp, i define class B.
there is a member of class A that is a pointer to B, or B*
similarly, in class B there is a member that is a A*.
this does not compile, in borland c++ 5.02, because it says B* is not a valid type. any ideas on how to fix this??
thanks
k, i have two files, for simplicity, i''ll call them file1.cpp and file2.cpp
In file1.cpp, i define a class called... A
in file2.cpp, i define class B.
there is a member of class A that is a pointer to B, or B*
similarly, in class B there is a member that is a A*.
this does not compile, in borland c++ 5.02, because it says B* is not a valid type. any ideas on how to fix this??
thanks