Subj : Not using .cpp files when programming...
To   : comp.programming
From : Eric Fortier
Date : Tue Jul 19 2005 01:32 pm

Hi all,

When I'm writing a C++ class, I've built up this habit of putting all my code
right in the .H header file with the class definition. I'm not doing that with
100% of my code, of course, only when I make a utility class (CRC, string,
loader, etc). 

I know this can't be good practice, but as of yet I never had any problems. I
find it a lot easier to maintain too, and I don't have to keep adding .CPP to
the projects I work on; I just add the header and I'm done. 

In the interest of searching for non-existent problems, can anyone tell me what
is wrong with this? ;) 

Thanks a lot,

--Eric

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