Thread: Function redefinition

When I build my project, I get these errors -

Code:

/home/sterling/CODE/Dormitory/Hallway.h|51|error: redefinition of ‘int& Hallway::getAvaL()’|
/home/sterling/CODE/Dormitory/Hallway.h|42|error: ‘int& Hallway::getAvaL()’ previously defined here|
/home/sterling/CODE/Dormitory/Hallway.h|56|error: redefinition of ‘int& Hallway::getAvaW()’|/home/sterling/CODE/Dormitory/Hallway.h|43|error: ‘int& Hallway::getAvaW()’ previously defined here|

I don't understand how the functions are being redefined. My .h and .cpp are -

Code:

#ifndef HALLWAY_H
#define HALLWAY_H
#include "Bathroom.h"
#include "Bedroom.h"
class Hallway {

public:

    Hallway();
    ~Hallway();

    const int& getLength();
    const int& getWidth();

    void setAvaL(int&);
    int& getAvaL();
    void setAvaW(int&);
    int& getAvaW();
    std::vector<Bathroom>& getBathrooms();
    std::vector<Bedroom>& getBedrooms();

    void addBedroom(Bedroom&);
    void addBathroom(Bathroom&);

private:
    std::vector<Bedroom> bedrooms;
    std::vector<Bathroom> bathrooms;
    const int length;
    const int width;
    int avaL;
    int avaW;
};
#endif

Code:

#include "Hallway.h"

Hallway::Hallway()
: length(300), width(100) {}

Hallway::~Hallway() {}

const int& Hallway::getLength() {return length;}
const int& Hallway::getWidth() {return width;}

int& Hallway::getAvaL() {return avaL;}
int& Hallway::getAvaW() {return avaW;}

std::vector<Bathroom>& Hallway::getBathrooms() {return bathrooms;}
std::vector<Bedroom>& Hallway::getBedrooms() {return bedrooms;}

void Hallway::setAvaL(int& l) {
    avaL = l;
}
int& Hallway::getAvaL() {return avaL;}

void Hallway::setAvaW(int& w) {
    avaW = w;
}
int& Hallway::getAvaW() {return avaW;}

Not sure what else to say about it other than I just don't get at all how they are being redefined...can anyone help me out? I have other classes in the project which I can share if they are needed. But they all compile fine.

OOH wow okay thanks, solved