C and C++ Question

Why must you declare functions twice?

>>49
I take that back. I tested Lzz more (http://www.lazycplusplus.com/) and found it usually works. You may have to define certain declarations to go in particular files, but say goodbye to repeated declarations. Saved me from having to manually split up all my .h files into .cpp+.h. Now I just convert them to .lzz files and I'm good to go.

>>49
I take that back. I tested Lzz more (http://www.lazycplusplus.com/) and found it usually works. You may have to define certain declarations to go in particular files, but say goodbye to repeated declarations. Saved me from having to manually split up all my .h files into .cpp+.h. Now I just convert them to .lzz files and I'm good to go.