Question about class

I am stuck over these for hours. Plz help.

1.There are 3 files here: fraction.h - class definition , fraction.cpp - member functions & main.cpp- main function. How to link fraction.cpp with fraction.h? Does it need to link fraction.cpp with main.cpp also? How? Actually I tried to link them. I am not sure what I have done.

2.There are 2 errors in Fraction.cpp. It is specified in the code. It said missing ; before string .That's weird. It doesn't have any string. I can't get it. How to fix them?And I am sure every { matches with } there.How come there is unexpected file end?

3. I wrote a function- add(Fraction num) to get the numerator & denominator of (num1+num2) so that it is called in this way:
ans = num1;
ans.add(num2);
Does it have problem?

This is a simplified version of my code:
header:

Code:

class Fraction
{
public:
	Fraction(int numer1, int denom1);
	Fraction();
	void display();
	void add(Fraction num);

private:
	int denom,numer;
	void reduce();
}

Fraction.cpp

Code:

#include "Fraction.h"
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
Fraction::Fraction(int numer1, int denom1)
{
	numer=numer1;
	denom=denom1;
}
Fraction::Fraction()
{
	numer=0;
	denom=0;
}
void Fraction::display()
{
	cout<<numer<<"/"<<denom;
}
void Fraction::reduce()
{
	int x;
	if (numer>denom)
	{
		for(x=denom;x>1;x--)
		{
			if ((numer%x==0) && (denom%x==0))
			{
				numer=numer/x;
				denom=denom/x;break;
			
                        }//syntax error : missing ';' before 'string'
                         //fatal error C1004: unexpected end of file found
		}
	}
	if (numer<denom)
	{
		for(x=numer;x>1;x--)
		{
			if ((numer%x==0) && (denom%x==0))
			{
				numer=numer/x;
				denom=denom/x;break;
			}
		}
	}
}
void add(Fraction num)
{
	numer=numer+num.numer;
	denom=denom+num.denom;
	reduce();
}

main.cpp

Code:

#include "fraction.h"
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

void main()
{
	int numerator, denominator;
	Fraction num1, num2, ans;

	cout << "Input a fraction (a/b): ";
	cin >> numerator >> denominator;
	num1 = Fraction(numerator, denominator);

	cout << "Input another fraction (a/b): ";
	cin >> numerator >> denominator;
	num2 = Fraction(numerator, denominator);

	// addition
	ans = num1;
	ans.add(num2);
	num1.display();
	cout << " + ";
	num2.display();
	cout << " = ";
	ans.display();
	cout << endl;
}

Code:

class Fraction
{
public:
	Fraction(int numer1, int denom1);
	Fraction();
	void display();
	void add(Fraction num);

private:
	int denom,numer;
	void reduce();
};

Code:

void Fraction::add(Fraction num)
{
	numer=numer+num.numer;
	denom=denom+num.denom;
	reduce();
}

[edit]And main should return an int... [/edit]

>How to link fraction.cpp with fraction.h?
Headers aren't linked. The preprocessor adds them to your .cpp files before compilation and linking glues together the object files that result from compilation. Just include your headers and link your .cpp files. All will be well.

>It said missing ; before string
Sometimes a syntax error will hide for a while. The actual problem is that you didn't terminate your Fraction class definition with a semicolon.

>Does it have problem?
Yes, right now the definition of add doesn't say that it's a member function of Fraction. You need to add Fraction:: to it.

Thx!I thought it would be going more complicated.lol