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ya ive still to try and use visual studio. well thanks a lot for all your advice, it really helped me out.

ooo, good advice about the temp thanks. i think i got it now, seemed to be something with my ide. it was telling me that i had invalid classes and they couldnt be found even though they were there, i...

ya i tried including it and not including it. this is what i have for the whole files...

linkedList.h


#ifndef linkedList_H
#define linkedList_H

#include<iostream>
#include "linkedQueue.h"

what the hell? i didnt do anything wrong lol. so far as i can see...

linkedList.h


class linkedList:public linkedQueue
{
public:
linkedList();
~linkedList();

ooooooooo wow, that would make a difference. thanks a lot

ya i suspected that (complete n00b if you couldnt tell already lol)


#ifndef linkedQueue_H
#define linkedQueue_H

#include<iostream>

using namespace std;

im trying to make a linked list that these functions can manipulate. so i have a list and addRear() adds to the rear, displayAll() shows everything in the list, etc.

struct Node
{
int elem;
Node *next;
};
and all im trying to do is print the int at rear->elem, but when i do it says

ok so i am trying to print an int that is in a point but it wont let me, this is what i have...


void linkedQueue::addRear(el_t newNum)
{
Node *rear;
Node *front;

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