hello,
I am refactoring a c++ project and I found an header file full of
implemented classes.
I was wandering if is this right or if there could be a better standard
like:

1. Creating different header file for each class that was implemented.

2. Put on a single header file just the definition of all the implemented
classes and then use a single .cpp file to implement all of them.

3. Create a different header file for each implemented class and put
there only the declaration, while implemetation on many cpp file as many
are the classe/hederfile.

Unfortunally I am quite confused about all that....

Any will be very appreciate

Thanks

Disinfo

disinfo wrote:
> hello,
> I am refactoring a c++ project and I found an header file full of
> implemented classes.
> I was wandering if is this right or if there could be a better standard
> like:
>
> 1. Creating different header file for each class that was implemented.
>
> 2. Put on a single header file just the definition of all the implemented
> classes and then use a single .cpp file to implement all of them.
>
> 3. Create a different header file for each implemented class and put
> there only the declaration, while implemetation on many cpp file as many
> are the classe/hederfile.
>
> Unfortunally I am quite confused about all that....
>
3) will probably make your life and the lives of those who follow you a
lot easier.

--
Ian Collins.

Il Tue, 08 Apr 2008 21:05:41 +1200, Ian Collins ha scritto:

>3) will probably make your life and the lives of those who follow you a
>lot easier.

lol

Thank you a lot Ian!

Just to be sure I make an example
If I have an header and some .cpp file
and on the header file I 've 5 classes implemented, now I'll create 5 new
header file(one for each classes) just with the classes definition
and other 5 .cpp files where I'll implement the
definition. Am I right?

Thanks again

Disinfo

On Apr 8, 2:18pm, disinfo <spikeh...@katamail.com> wrote:
>
> Just to be sure I make an example
> If I have an header and some .cpp file
> and on the header file I 've 5 classes implemented, now I'll create 5 new
> header file(one for each classes) just with the classes definition
> and other 5 .cpp files where I'll implement the
> definition. Am I right?

Yes.

Il Tue, 08 Apr 2008 08:02:25 -0700, Abhishek Padmanabh ha scritto:

> On Apr 8, 2:18Âpm, disinfo <spikeh...@katamail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Just to be sure I make an example
>> If I have an header and some .cpp file and on the header file I 've 5
>> classes implemented, now I'll create 5 new header file(one for each
>> classes) just with the classes definition and other 5 .cpp files where
>> I'll implement the definition. Am I right?
>
> Yes.


thank you!