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Edit. Compiler errors. Code Blocks

Relit (15)
For some strange unknown reason i get an error in my codeblocks when trying to run this. it's in my coins.cpp it give me a fatal error coins.h no such file or directory. Now in my main.cpp i have to type my coins.h the way i did to get rid of the error for that, however even if i type the code like that in coins.cpp i still get the fatal error, what am i doing wrong?

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  //main.cpp
   #include <iostream>
#include "include\coins.h"

using namespace std;

void training_grounds(), tutorial(), town();

int main()
{

    coins test;

    test.coinValue();


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//coins.h
#ifndef COINS_H
#define COINS_H



class coins
{
    public:
        coins();
    int coinValue();
};

#endif // COINS_H 


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//coins.cpp
#include "coins.h"
#include <iostream>


using namespace std;


coins::coins()
{

}

int coins::coinValue(int a)

{

    a = 2;
    cout << a;
    return a;

}
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Codermik (835)

You declare a member function int coinValue() in your class but the function at line 14 in coins.cpp is declared as accepting an integer:

int coins::coinValue(int a)
Relit (15)
I figured it out, code blocks was creating the class wrong had to change a few settings thanks.
Codermik (835)
No problem, glad you sorted it.
Relit (15)
Sorry not fixed new problem,
I'm getting the error undefined reference to WinMain@16
What does that mean?
Codermik (835)

Have you created a console project, sounds like you may have created a incorrect project type, or you have a brace somewhere you shouldnt, or main is missing lol.. could be a lot of things.

post your code.
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