Newbie question: classes "A" and "B". A "B" object declared inside class "A"

[tirengarfio <tirengarfio@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

I have declared two classes: class CPrueba and class CPrueba2.

The class CPrueba contains a CPrueba2 object.

When i try to compile a main.cpp file with a CPrueba object inside using 
"g++ main.cpp CPrueba.cpp CPrueba2 -o main"  i get this error:

‘CPrueba2’ no nombra a un tipo (In spanish means 'CPrueba2 doesn't name a
type' or maybe "CPrueba2 is not a type").

Can you help me?

These are my little classes:

//////// CPrueba.h ///////////////

class CPrueba

{
private:
CPrueba2 pru2;
};


//////// CPrueba.cpp ///////////////

#include "CPrueba.h"

 //////// CPrueba2.h ///////////////

class CPrueba2

{
private:
int n;
};



//////// CPrueba2.cpp ///////////////

#include "CPrueba2.h"


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

#include "iostream.h"
#include "CPrueba2.h"
#include "CPrueba.h"

int main()
{

CPrueba pru;

}

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