Including .cpps

Is it possible to include .cpps? There are integer data types in my main.cpp I want to use in another .cpp, how would I do this?

Yes, it's possible, but it's not good practice to include .cpp files. You should have it in a .h file instead. Just do:

Code:

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#include "file.cpp"
// Or
#include "file.h"

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How do I put it in a .h file?

If you want to do an .h-file it's only to open a new file and write:

Code:

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#ifndef _name_h_
#define _name_h_
#include <iostream>
.....
using namespace std;

code.......
.
.
.
#endif

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save it later as an .h-file.

If you want your variables to be global, then you have to declare them to be that, else they'll be local variables in your main.cpp-file.

good luck!

AAAHH

NEVER include cpp or c files! NEVER NEVER NEVER!

A header file is simply a file where type, variable and function declarations are. You include the header in every module (.c or .cpp file) where you need the types/functions/variables. NOT vice versa!