Why wont this simple class compile?

Why will this not compile. More specifically what am I doing wrong?

Code:

/*********************************************
 **  Module: car.h
 ********************************************/
#ifndef _CAR_H_
#define _CAR_H_

#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream.h>

class CCar {
    int color;

 public:
    CCar();
    ~CCar();
    void drive();
};
#endif

Code:

/*********************************************
 **  Module: car.cc
 ********************************************/
#include "car.h"

CCar::CCar(){
    color = 1;
    cout << "Creating CCar." << endl;
}

CCar::~CCar(){
    cout << "Destroying CCar." << endl;
}

void CCar::drive(){
    cout << "Driving CCar." << endl;
}

Code:

/*********************************************
 **  Module: driver.cc
 ********************************************/
#include <iostream.h>
#include <cstdlib>
#include "car.h"

int main(){
  // Create some vehicles.
  CCar        *pCar        = new CCar;

  // Use the vehicles.
  pCar->drive();

  // Cleanup.
  if ( pCar ){ delete pCar; }

  exit ( 0 );
}

Compile Error:
hpux-02# aCC -o crap driver.cc
/usr/ccs/bin/ld: Unsatisfied symbols:
CCar::DrawCar() (first referenced in driver.o) (code)
CCar::CCar() (first referenced in driver.o) (code)
CCar::~CCar() (first referenced in driver.o) (code)

As always thanks in advance for any help.

DeadPoet

You need to compile, and link with, car.cc

I don't know your compiler tools, but here is a guess:

>> hpux-02# aCC -o crap driver.cc car.cc

gg

Dude, you are quick! I am using HP's softbench. Thanks a Million.



DeadPoet