Yet another question, go me!... Anyway, I have 2 classes with private constructors and static functions to return an instance of that class. Everything was fine, I have a main.cpp file where I managed to get hold of my gameState object pointer, by doing:
gameState *state = gameState::Instance();
But now I seem to have a problem. For the sake of convenience, I wanted both the gameState instance and a actionHandler instance to retain a copy of the pointer to each other. So I tried to include in each other's header files:
gameState *state;
and
actionHandler *handler;
This however, doesn't seem to work... I get "error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before '*'" errors on both of those lines... Can you not define variables of a certain classe's in the header if that class has a private constructor? Or is the problem something else? OR maybe it is because the pointer to teh instance is stored as a static member?
EDIT: Thanks guys! It's amazing the amount of c++ knowledge I'm getting these last couple of days.. awsome!