Newbie question: I cant declare an object with a constructor made by myself.

[tirengarfio <tirengarfio at hotmail dot com>]

Hi,

im trying to compile a little code which declares an object of a class
conctructed by myself.

Using the command "g++ Prueba3.cpp main.cpp -o main" i get this error (it is
a translation from my g++ compiler in spanish):

error: There isn't any coincident function for the calling to
âCPrueba3::CPrueba3(int&)â
Prueba3.h:5: note: the candidates are: CPrueba3::CPrueba3()
Prueba3.h:5: note:                     CPrueba3::CPrueba3(const CPrueba3&)
 


The files are these:

//////// Prueba3.h /////////

class CPrueba3
{

private:
int numero;

public:
CPrueba(int num);

};


//////// Prueba3.cpp /////////

#include "Prueba3.h"

CPrueba3::CPrueba3(int num)
{
numero=num;
}

/////// main.cpp ///////////

#include "Prueba3.h"

int main()
{

int n=8;
CPrueba3 prueba(n);  // i get the error on this line

}

br.
GARFF
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