Unexpected Class Error

Hello, I have this header and it generates a strange error :
obiect.h(10): error C2236: unexpected 'class' 'Obiect'. Did you forget a ';'? I'm using microsoft visual 2010 if that matters. Thanks in advance

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#ifndef OBIECT_H
#define OBIECT_H

#include"Material.h"


class Obiect
{ public:

   Obiect (Material & mat);                 // constructor
   ~Obiect();                 // destructor
   Obiect (const Obiect& obj); // copy constructor

   Material f_mat() const; 

  protected:

	  Material * m_mat;
	

}; //skipped the rest, mostly derived classes  


Here's the implementation
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#include "Obiect.h"
#include "Material.h"

extern double g=9.81;


Obiect::Obiect( Material & mat)
 {
	 m_mat=new Material(mat);
 };

Obiect::~Obiect()
{ 
	delete m_mat;
};

Material  Obiect::f_mat() const
{
	return *m_mat;

};

Obiect::Obiect(const Obiect & obj)
{ 
	m_mat=new Material;
	m_mat=&obj.f_mat();

};// skipped the derived classes declarations 

Last edited on
If that is the beginning of the file, the problem probably resides in "Material.h"
Thanks, it looks like I forgot to write a semicolon inside the Material.h after a class declaration.
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