Simple organization of C + + multi-source files

Simple organization of C + + multi-source files

Basically the same as C, except that the C + + method is declared in the class. See a simple example.
Information publicly available in the Ainimal.h class.

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2. #ifndef _animal_h__
4. #define _animal_h__
6. #include <iostream>
   
10. using namespace Std;
    
12. Class Animal{
    
16. Private:
    
18. string name;
    
20. Public:
    
22. void print(void);
    
24. Animal(string name){This->name=name;}
    
28. };
    
32. #endif

The specifics of the implementation of the methods in the Animal.cpp class, or the hidden parts, I have added a private function extra_info,static decoration for this file.

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2. #include "Animal.h"
   
8. Static string Extra_info(){
   
10. return "Adding info from Extra_info";
    
14. }
    
18. void Animal:: Print(void){
    
20. cout << name << Endl;
    
22. cout << Extra_info() << Endl;
    
24. }

Main.cpp is of course the user of this class.

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2. #include "Animal.h"
   
6. int main(void){
   
10. Animal ani("any");
    
12. Ani. Print();
    
14. cout << "some" << Endl;
    
18. }

Compile

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1. G++ animal. cpp main. cpp

Run

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1. ./a.out

Output

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1. Any
2. Adding info from Extra_info
3. Some

Well, three files, a class of the head, a class implementation, a user
Good luck

Simple organization of C + + multi-source files