error C2011 while compiling class

[grcunning]

I have been working on our new assignment, which is a statistics class. I had the header and implementation files all written and could not get them to compile, I kept getting:
error C2011: 'stat' : 'struct' type redefinition
Which I found out means that the class definition was read twice, like maybe the header was being read in more than once. I used a macro guard, checked everything multiple times, and then in frustration, created a new cpp, and stripped everything out of the files and just tried to compile this:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

class stat
{
public:
	stat(int len);	
private:
	int length;
}


stat::stat(int len)
{
	length = len;
	return;
}


int main()
{
	stat test;
	return;
}

I'm still getting the same error. It has to be something really silly that I'm not seeing since I've been staring at it for hours. Any suggestions?

[helios]

'stat' is the name of a class defined in the standard header wchar.h.

[grcunning]

haaaa!
whar.h came up in some of the many error messages, I even Googled it, I just didn't make the connection.
I should've figured that one out for myself, thanks so much.

[seymore15074]

And you're missing the ; after the class definition. Also, return 0 in main.

[grcunning]

Once I changed the classname to statistics, I was able to complete the rest of the project with no problems(other than a few simple syntax errors).
Someone else in my class was having the same problem, and when I told him to change the class name, he said: "I didn't #include wchar.h, so it shouldn't cause any problems".
I am guessing that maybe wchar is included when you use iostream, but I'm just guessing.
I went into my include dir, opened iostream, and searched for wchar, it wasn't there.
How is wchar.h being included in my project?

[helios]

It's included in some file included by some file [...] included by iostream. I can't find where, really.