Myujth

so I keep getting this error while trying to compile the .cc file of a class. Here is my .cc code and the .hh code:

.hh:

#ifndef BINTREE_IO_PARINT_HH
#define BINTREE_IO_PARINT_HH


#include "BinTree.hh"
#include "ParInt.hh"
#include <iostream>

void read_bintree_parint(BinTree<ParInt>& a);

void write_bintree_parint(const BinTree<ParInt>& a); 

#endif

.cc:

#include "BinTreeIOParInt.hh"


void read_bintree_parint(BinTree<ParInt>& a)

 ParInt x;

 BinTree<ParInt> a1;
 BinTree<ParInt> a2;

 x.llegir();

 if(x.primer() != 0 and x.segon() != 0)

 read_bintree_parint(a1);
 read_bintree_parint(a2);
 a.BinTree(x, a1, a2);

 




void write_bintree_parint(const BinTree<ParInt>& a)

 ParInt x;
 if(not a.empty())
 BinTree<ParInt> a1 = a.left();
 BinTree<ParInt> a2 = a.right();

 x = a.value();

 write_bintree_parint(a1);
 cout<<" ";
 x.escriure();

 write_bintree_parint(a2);
 a.BinTree(x, a1, a2);
 

The error I'm getting is this one:

> BinTreeIOParInt.cc:4:1: error: expected constructor, destructor, or type conversion before ‘void’
 void read_bintree_parint(BinTree<ParInt>& a){

If someone knows what's happening please explain.

Thank you all

My glass ball says that you forgot to put a semicolon at the end of ParInt.hh. You might want to provide the source for those two headers, because it's pretty hard to debug without them.

When you do #include … the compiler pasts the content of the file in place of the #inculde (well almost, there are some subtle things involving line numbers and filenames, but you can ignore them).

As you sometimes get error messages for a line below where the error is. This can also happen with #include, the error is probably in one of the included files.