Class not recognized

I have a header file in the solution that defines the class MyTime. It compiles fine.

I also have a MyTime.cpp which implements the member functions. It has #include "MyTime.h",  but at compile time it doesn't recognize that MyTime is a class. Is there something more I have to do? Like add a reference to MyTime.h in the project settings -> additional includes?

did you try to learn C++ before posting your shit on /prog/?

>>2
Yep, I wrote my own DirectX rendering pipeline in fact. Arrays of pointers and things like that, too. I just can't figure out what I'm missing.

Ok, I induce an error in the header, but the first error at compile time is in the cpp. How do I force Visual Studio to examine the header first, THEN compile the cpp?

Found out what was wrong.
There was some sort of invisible mac file format character that took up zero spaces hiding after the "ctime" but before the next #include. I knew it was going to be some frustrating 'gotcha' like this, thanks for the help /prog/

//#include "ctime"
#include "MyTime.h"

Less of this.

>>6
Less of ``less of this''

Bump, in case anyone is wondering how I got it, I copied the text from a browser window, so the text might not have been just text, but instead might have been some kind of rich text enhanced cross platform friendly blah blah blah. Con't copy/paste from a browser, I guess, is the lesson.

Bump, in case anyone is wondering how I got it,
This is not how /prog/ works.

>>9
Bump, in case >>9 is a flaming faggot.

This thread has ended peacefully.
Class dismissed.

>>10
Did you mean ``because''? Using the wrong word could be easily explained by your apparent brain damage.

Bump, because >>9,12 is a flaming faggot.

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