Thread: fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file-Using Classes

Hi! I'm currently taking OOD for C++ and had to write a program using classes, but for some reason, I keep getting the "fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'student': No such file or directory" when compiling. I followed the book's instructions and still have no solution. If anyone could help, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

allPeople.h

Code:

#ifndef H_AllPeople
#define H_AllPeople

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;

class allPeople
{
public:
	//Function to set person's first name, last name, and
        //id number.
	void setNameInfo (string first, string last, int idNumber);
	
	//Function to print name and idNumber.
	void print () const;

	//Constructor
	allPeople (string first="", string last="", int idNumber=0);

protected:
	string fName;    //variable stores first name
	string lName;    //variable stores last name
	int personID; //variable stores ID number
};

void allPeople::print () const
{
	cout << "The person's name is " << fName << " " << lName << endl;
	cout << "and their ID number is " << personID << "." << endl;
}
	//Function to output the first name, last name and ID number.
	//Postcondition: Outputs
	//The person's name is fName lName
	//and their ID number is personID.


void allPeople::setNameInfo (string first, string last, int idNumber)
{
	fName = first;
	lName = last;
	personID = idNumber;
}
	//Function to set the first name, last name, and ID number
	//according to the parameters.
	//Postcondition: fName=first; lName=last; personID=idNumber

allPeople::allPeople (string first, string last, int idNumber)
{
	fName=first;
	lName=last;
	personID=idNumber;
}

#endif

student.h

Code:

#ifndef H_Student
#define H_Student

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <iomanip>
#include "allPeople"
using namespace std;

class student: public allPeople
{
public:

	//Function to set the student information.
	void setStudentInfo (string first, string last,
		int idNumber, string stuStatus);

	//Function to print the name, ID number and status.
	void print () const;

	//Constructor
	student(string first="", string last="", int idNumber=0,
		string="");

private:
	static string peopleClass;
	string studentStatus;
};

string student::peopleClass = "Student";

void student::setStudentInfo (string first, string last, int idNumber,
r				string stuStatus)
{
	//use allPeople class to set the first, last, and idNumber
	allPeople::setNameInfo(first, last, idNumber);

	studentStatus = stuStatus;
}

void student::print () const
{
	allPeople::print ();  //uses allPeople class to print name and ID
	cout << "The classification of this person is " << peopleClass << "."
 <<endl;
	cout << "The status of this person is " << studentStatus << "." <<
 endl;
}

student::student (string first, string last, int idNumber, string
 stuStatus)

	: allPeople (first, last, idNumber)
{
	studentStatus = stuStatus;
}

#endif

faculty.h

Code:

#ifndef H_Faculty
#define H_Faculty

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <iomanip>
#include "allPeople"
using namespace std;

class faculty: public allPeople
{
public:

	//Function to set the faculty information.
	void setFacultyInfo (string first, string last,
		int idNumber, double salary);

	//Function to print the name, ID number and salary.
	void print () const;

	//Constructor
	faculty(string first="", string last="", int idNumber=0,
		double salary=0);

private:
	static string peopleClass;
	double facultySalary
};

string faculty::peopleClass = "Faculty";

void faculty::setFacultyInfo (string first, string last, int idNumber,
				double salary)
{
	//use allPeople class to set the first, last, and idNumber
	allPeople::setNameInfo(first, last, idNumber);

	personSalary = salary;
}

void faculty::print () const
{
	allPeople::print ();  //uses allPeople class to print name and ID
	cout << "The classification of this person is " << peopleClass << "."
 <<endl;
	cout << "The salary of this person is " << personSalary << "." <<
 endl;
}

faculty::faculty (string first, string last, int idNumber, double
 salary)

	: allPeople (first, last, idNumber)
{
	personSalary = salary;
}

#endif

staff.h

Code:

#ifndef H_Staff
#define H_Staff

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <iomanip>
#include "allPeople"
using namespace std;

class staff: public allPeople
{
public:

	//Function to set the staff information.
	void setStaffInfo (string first, string last,
		int idNumber, string empStatus);

	//Function to print the name, ID number and status.
	void print () const;

	//Constructor
	staff(string first="", string last="", int idNumber=0,
		string="");

private:
	static string peopleClass;
	string employmentStatus;
};

string staff::peopleClass = "Staff";

void staff::setStaffInfo (string first, string last, int idNumber,
						  string empStatus)
{
	//use allPeople class to set the first, last, and idNumber
	allPeople::setNameInfo(first, last, idNumber);

	employmentStatus = empStatus;
}

void staff::print () const
{
	allPeople::print ();  //uses allPeople class to print name and ID
	cout << "The classification of this person is " << peopleClass << "."
 <<endl;
	cout << "The status of this person is " << employeeStatus << "." <<
 endl;
}

staff::staff (string first, string last, int idNumber, string
 empStatus)

	: allPeople (first, last, idNumber)
{
	employeeStatus = empStatus;
}

#endif

test.cpp

Code:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <iomanip>
#include "student"
#include "faculty"
#include "staff"
using namespace std;

int main()
{
	//Program to test University Program.
	cout << "This is a test for the University Program." << endl;
	
	//Testing for correct output based on test data.
	cout << "Now testing for correct output based on test data." << endl;

	cout << "Test for student data" << endl;
	student studentTest ("Joan", "Doe", 1020202, "Full Time");
	studentTest.print();
	cout << endl;
	
	cout << "Test for staff data" << endl;
	staff staffTest ("John", "Smith", 1000000, "Part Time");
	staffTest.print();
	cout << endl;

	cout << "Test for faculty data" << endl;
	faculty facultyTest ("Bob", "Jones", 3333333, 100000.00);
	faculty.print();
	cout << endl << endl << endl;

	system ("pause");
	return 0;
}	//end main program

Code:

#include "student.h"

Code:

using namespace std; //don't do this in header files, it ruins it for the source files.