c++ file structure

what compiler are u using?

Misterags™

Microsoft Visual C++...

I''d recommand you to get a book on VC++ and C++ in general, cause MSVC++ is pretty intuitive, so you must be lacking some knowledge in C++, or in the Win32 Environment (ClassView,FileView,Ressource View tabs...)

Anyway, sorry I can''t think of a way to explain how it works, it seems pretty understandable to me

heh, you see i taught myself it all, and i understand the program. what i''m asking is somthing that expains headers and such...basicly how multifile projects are linked together though them

I''m not quite sure about what you are asking but let me try an answer.
#include <filename> | #include "filename"
It means to find the file call filename on the include path wich in MSVC is someting like c:\Program Files\Microsodft Visual Studio\VC\include, and in the case of "filename" also on the current file. Now on the project setting on the (i guess) link tab it lists the libs use for the program. For examplw if you include iostream, it will find the definitions from iostream.h or iostream and the implemetation from a .lib who''s name i forgot.

okay, so you''re making your own header files in VC++.
I''m assuming you''re not using precompiled headers.
In your main source code file, include only the .h defenition files. In your .cpp implementation files, you also need to include the .h files. In both cases, it''s a little different from #include <stdio.h>. You have to use #include "myheader.h".
Now, in VC++, in your project workspace, click the file view tab, click the ''+'' next to "(yourProject) files" and right click source files. click add files and put in ALL of your .cpp files. once that is done, right click header files and add all your .h files to that.

THat should do it.