Thread: Problem with classes

I don't think the problem is there, I always use that header guard.

I found the problem, I had too many include

Code:

#if !defined(VISITE_H_INCLUS)
#define VISITE_H_INCLUS
#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

class ClVendeur;
class ClEntreprise;

class ClVisite
    {
    public :
    ClVisite(int p_date, int p_noContrat, bool p_estExistante)  
		: m_date(p_date), m_noContrat(p_noContrat), m_estExistante(p_estExistante)
        {}

	int Date() const { return m_date; }
	int NoContrat() const { return m_noContrat; }
	bool EstExistante() const { return m_noContrat; }


    private :
	int m_date;
	ClVendeur* m_pVendeur;
	ClEntreprise* m_pEntreprise;
	int m_noContrat;
	bool m_estExistante;
    };
#endif