header file dependancy

#include "logfile.cpp"#include "TextureHandler.cpp"int main()                  //I'm using the windows api but let use this as an ex.{    LOGFILE log;            //creates an instance of the LOGFILE class located in                             //lofile.cpp    TEXTUREHANDLER Texture; //creates an instance of the TEXTUREHANDLER class                                               //located in TextureHandler.cpp    Texture.AddTexture("C:\Hello\helloworld.tga"); //function that will return a                                                    //string    return 0;}

class LOGFILE{   private:          ofstream Log;   public:          bool intitialize(char *);          bool RecordString(char *); };bool LOGFILE::RecordString(char *message){          Log << message;          return true;}

class TEXTUREHANDLER{     public:           bool AddTexture(char *filename);};bool TEXTUREHANDLER::AddTexture(char *filename){        //code to add the texture                //now here is the problem! I want to write to the file, but that would mean I need to declare the instance globally so I can access it here, and I would need to declare it before this header. I don't want this. It makes this file dependant on the logfile.return true;}