//in "one.h"


#ifndef _ONE_
#define _ONE_

#include "two.h"

class one
{
     public:
          one();

     private:
          two* m_two;
};

#endif

  

  

//in "two.h"


#ifndef _TWO_
#define _TWO_

#include "one.h"

class two
{
     public:
          two();

     private:
          one* m_one;
};

#endif

  

          //in "one.h"#ifndef _ONE_ #define _ONE_   class two;  class one{     public:          one();      private:          two* m_two;};#endif  

  //in "two.h"#ifndef _TWO_ #define _TWO_   class one;  class two{     public:          two();       private:          one* m_one;};#endif          

quote:Original post by baumep
This kind of bug wouldn''t be even a compile time bug. It is more a preprocessor bug because all preprocessor commands (beginning with #) are parsed by ...the preprocessor and if you had an error the program wouldn''t even begin to compile.

quote:
It isn''t even a bug, it is more an error which is recognised.