C ++ Error overriding message functions

Question

I use two stacks to implement a queue class. My header file looks like this:

#ifndef _MyQueue_h
#define _MyQueue_h
using namespace std;

template <typename T>
class MyQueue {

public:
    MyQueue();
    ~MyQueue();
    void enqueue(T element);
    T peek();
    void dequeue();
    int size();
    bool empty();

private:
    int count;
    stack<T> stk1;
    stack<T> stk2;
};
# include "MyQueue.cpp"
# endif

And my cpp file (implementation) looks like this:

#include <stack>
#include "MyQueue.h"
using namespace std;

template <typename T>
MyQueue<T>::MyQueue()
{
    count = 0;
}

template <typename T>
MyQueue<T>::~ MyQueue()
{
}

template <typename T>
void MyQueue<T>::enqueue(T element)
{
    stk1.push(element);
    count ++;
}

(other functions omitted).

However, using Xcode 4.5, he continues to say that my functions (MyQueue, ~ MyQueue, enqueue, peek, etc.) are overridden. Can someone help me clarify where I redefined them?

thanks

Answer 1

You're trying something that I really don't like. This is pretense.

Delete #include "MyQueue.cpp", replace it with the contents of MyQueue.cpp, delete the file MyQueue.cpp. Now everything will work.

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Answer 3

when you include something, it replaces the included file with the code inside, so when you call #include "MyQueue.cpp" it replaces it with the cpp file, then your cpp file overrides it. Get rid of the line, fix it.