I'm writing a C++ program in which there are a number of classes, many
of which call each other's methods. I just tried to compile it, and
discovered that the
compiler gives an error every I call a method whose declaration is
below the call in the file. I have forward declarations for all my
classes, but I don't know of a way to do forward declarations for
methods within the class. Perhaps this is why people normally have
separate .h and .cc files. But I already wrote the program, and I
don't want to have to rip the whole thing apart, so please let me know
of any straightforward way you know of stopping the compiler from
giving me all these errors. I'm using g++ on a Sun solaris box.