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   Hello,   
      
   I am trying to compile my C++ applications in a manner similar to   
   Java/C#, without prototypes and using classes within separate files,   
   very much like this:   
      
   class childClass   
   {   
             parentClass* parent;   
             childClass(parentClass p)   
             {   
                       parent = p;   
             }   
   };   
      
   class parentClass   
   {   
   childClass child(this);   
   };   
      
   I would like this to compile, without having to manually create headers   
   that give details about parentclass and childclass. I am looking for   
   something that will help me compile my code automagically.   
      
   So far I have only found lazycpp, and I am not having luck using it.   
   Is there a guide for this? It keeps throwing me errors about directories,   
   I am looking for a setup guide or someone who knows the correct setup   
   steps, who can verify what I am doing is correct.   
   Many thanks.   
      
      
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