C++ console working with 2 classes

Hi I am working on a project to get two classes to work with each other but I am getting
'Mortgage::fixedMonthlyPayment': illegal call of non-static member function
PLEASE HELP I am having a lot of trouble getting this thing to work.
my code is below:

Code:

//MortgageSchedule.cpp
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
 
using namespace std;
#include <fstream>


MortgageSchedule::MortgageSchedule(Mortgage m)
{
	Mortgage();
	return;

}

void MortgageSchedule::setFileName(String s)
{ 
	return;
}

void MortgageSchedule::displayOnConsole(void)
{	
	for(int i=1; i<= Mortgage::mortgageTerm(); i++)
		{
			double a = Mortgage::fixedMonthlyPayment();
			Mortgage;
			Total_Amount_Paid += a;

			Mortgage::makeMonthlyPayment();//not saved in variable
			Check_Total_Interest_Paid += Mortgage::monthlyInterest();
		}//End for
		
		cout<< setw(65) << "Full Mortgage Summary Report\n"
			<< setw(60) << "----------------------------------------\n"
			<< setw(10)<<"Total Amount Paid"<<setw(20)<<"Total Interest Paid\n"
			<< setw(9) <<"$"<<Total_Amount_Paid
			<< setw(19) <<"$"<<Mortgage::interestPaidSoFar()
			<< setw(19) <<"check$"<<Check_Total_Interest_Paid;
	
	return;
} 

	 
void MortgageSchedule::writeToFile(void) 
{
	
	return;
}




void MortgageSchedule::setPeriod(char c)
{
	Choice=c;
	
	return;
}

Code:

//MortgageSchedule.h
//Filename: MortgageSchedule.h

#ifndef MortgageSchedule_H
#define MortgageSchedule_H
 
#include "mortgage.h"
#include "..\INCLUDE\str.h"

class MortgageSchedule

{
public:
 
	void setPeriod(char c);
	// y  yearly display
	// m   monthly display
	// s	summary display
	// default: summary display
	
	void setFileName(String s);
	// Sets diskfile name for output.

 
	void displayOnConsole(void); 
	// Writes the schedule to the console
	// Period must be set by a previous message, 
	// otherwise the a default schedule is used.
	


	void writeToFile(void);
	// Same as displayToConsole
	// Except results are written to a 
	// disk file which is set by a previous setFileName message.
	// In case no previous message is sent. Output goes to "practice.txt".

	String retrieveDiskFileName(void)const;
		 
	MortgageSchedule(Mortgage anyMortgage);

private:

	char Choice;
	double Total_Amount_Paid;
	double Check_Total_Interest_Paid;
	/* You do this part*/

};


#endif

this is the mortgage class---------This is what I am trying to access

Code:

// Filename: mortgage.cpp
// Abbreviate to work with Tutorial

#include "mortgage.h"

#include <math.h>



const int Mortgage::DEFAULT_TERM = 30;

const double Mortgage :: DEFAULT_LOAN = 40000.00; 

const double Mortgage :: DEFAULT_RATE = 0.10;



void Mortgage::makeMonthlyPayment(void)

{

	double interestDue, paymentToPrincipal;

	interestDue = monthlyInterestRate * remainingLoan;

	paymentToPrincipal = monthlyPayment-interestDue;

	remainingLoan = remainingLoan - paymentToPrincipal;

	monthlyInterestPayment = interestDue;

	totalInterest += interestDue;

  	return;

}






double Mortgage::rate(void) const

{

	return 12 * monthlyInterestRate;

}



double Mortgage::originalLoan(void) const

{

	return initialLoan;

}



double Mortgage::remainingPrincipal(void) const

{

	return remainingLoan;

}





double Mortgage::marketValue(void) const

{

	return initialLoan - remainingLoan;

}



double Mortgage::monthlyInterest(void) const

{

	return monthlyInterestPayment;

}



double Mortgage::interestPaidSoFar(void) const{

	return totalInterest;

}



	

double Mortgage::fixedMonthlyPayment(void) const

{

  	return monthlyPayment;

}



	

int Mortgage::mortgageTerm(void) const

{

  	return term;

}



	

Mortgage::Mortgage(double principal,double yearlyInterestRate,

					int lengthOfTermInYears)

{



    term = lengthOfTermInYears;

    initialLoan = principal;

    remainingLoan = principal;

    monthlyInterestRate = yearlyInterestRate/12;

	 monthlyPayment = this->computeMonthlyPayment();

		 //Interest payments commence with monthly payments.

    monthlyInterestPayment = 0;

    totalInterest = 0;

	return;

}





Mortgage::Mortgage(void)

{

    term = DEFAULT_TERM;

    initialLoan = DEFAULT_LOAN;

    remainingLoan = DEFAULT_LOAN;

    monthlyInterestRate = DEFAULT_RATE/12;

    monthlyPayment = this -> computeMonthlyPayment();

		//Interest payments commence with monthly payments.

    monthlyInterestPayment = 0;

    totalInterest = 0;

    return;

}





Mortgage:: ~Mortgage(void)

{

  	return;

}

 



double Mortgage::computeMonthlyPayment(void)

{

	double temp1,temp2,temp3;

	double answer;

	int n = term*12;

	temp1 = (1+monthlyInterestRate);

	temp2 = pow(temp1,n);

	temp3 = monthlyInterestRate/(temp2-1);

	answer = temp3 * temp2 * initialLoan;

	return answer;

}

Your constructor for MortgageSchedule takes a Mortgage instance as a parameter, but it doesn't use it. What are you trying to do in the constructor?

My guess is that you want to store that Mortgage inside the MortgageSchedule class. If so, you would need a member variable to store it in, and you would need to initialize that member variable with the constructor parameter.

Once you had a member variable, you could use that member variable inside your MortgageSchedule functions. Pay attention to the difference between the syntax Mortgage::fixedMonthlyPayment() which attempts to call a static function (ignore if you haven't learned that yet) and m.fixedMonthlyPayment() where m is an instance of Mortgage. In the second case, you are calling the function with m and using m's data, which is usually what you want.

I tried that but it says I have to declare it some where?

this is what I tried now

Code:

// Filename: MortgageSchedule.cpp
// This contains stubs for the class methods.
// Last revision: 11/1/06
// I modified the parameter list in this constructor method to match
// its prototype in MortgageSchedule.h.
// This is not necessary, but it reads better.

#include "MortgageSchedule.h"

#include <cmath>
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
 
using namespace std;
#include <fstream>


MortgageSchedule::MortgageSchedule(Mortgage m)
{//Put this in
	Mortgage ourm(m.originalLoan(), m.rate(), m.mortgageTerm());
	return ourm;

}

void MortgageSchedule::setFileName(String s)
{ 
	return;
}

void MortgageSchedule::displayOnConsole(void)
{	
	for(int i=1; i<= Mortgage::mortgageTerm(); i++)
		{
			//double a = Mortgage::fixedMonthlyPayment;
			//Mortgage;
			Total_Amount_Paid += ourm.fixedMonthlyPayment();
			
			ourm.makeMonthlyPayment();//not saved in variable
			Check_Total_Interest_Paid += ourm.monthlyInterest();
		}//End for
		
		cout<< setw(65) << "Full Mortgage Summary Report\n"
			<< setw(60) << "----------------------------------------\n"
			<< setw(10)<<"Total Amount Paid"<<setw(20)<<"Total Interest Paid\n"
			<< setw(9) <<"$"<<Total_Amount_Paid
			<< setw(19) <<"$"<<Mortgage::interestPaidSoFar
			<< setw(19) <<"check$"<<Check_Total_Interest_Paid;
	
	return;
} 

	 
void MortgageSchedule::writeToFile(void) 
{
	
	return;
}




void MortgageSchedule::setPeriod(char c)
{
	Choice=c;
	
	return;
}

You declared a local variable there. You want a member variable in the MortgageSchedule class.

Look at how you did setPeriod. You assigned c to the Choice member variable. You'll probably want to do something similar with a new member variable for the Mortgage.