Can't make a simple Project work

Hi there. This is one of my first projects in C++ and I'm stack in the beggining!
I don't know what could be wrong.
compiler errors:new types may not be defined in a return type
return type specification for constructor invalid
build error [main.o] error1

main.cpp

Code:

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#include "geo.h"
#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream>
using std::cout;
using std::endl;
using std::cin ;
int main()
{

 
    system("PAUSE");
    return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}

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geo.h

Code:

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#ifndef myheader_h
#define myheader_h

class MyClass
          {
            private:
                  int a,b;       
                   
            public :
              MyClass();
              MyClass(int k, int l);
              void func(void);
            }

MyClass::MyClass()
  {
      a=b=0;
  }

MyClass::MyClass(int k, int l)
 {
  a=k;
  b=l;
 }
void MyClass::func(void)
 {
    //cout<<"do something";
 }
#endif

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Right off I see that you didn't put a closing semicolon at the end of your class definition - should be

Code:

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class MyClass
          {
                // stuff
            }; // semicolon here

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Thaks a lot robatino. It was so simple but I'm sure i would not find it.
I guess this is a common mistake every newbie does.

also function definitions (bodies) should go to the cpp file
header should contain only class definition and inline functions

I'm still a bit iffy on classes, but i think you need to explictily call your destructor since you made your own constructor.

Quote:

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i think you need to explictily call your destructor since you made your own constructor

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That's not true. Even if you meant "write your own destructor", that still is not true since the compiler generated destructor will suffice for primitive member variables.