C++ Header To Source?

Hi, I'm programming in C++ CLI with VS.Net C++ 2008. I'm seeking a tool that can create my C++ source definitions (*.cpp) from the header files. Does such a tool exist? please advise, thanks.

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• I'm seeking a tool that can create my C++ source definitions (*.cpp) from the header files.

  Do you mean: How do I copy the function signatures? Because, I wouldn't want a program to define any functions for me. Who want's to lose a job now ;)

  Anyway, you can define your own macro for the IDE if you want to copy signatures.

• Code::Blocks IDE seems to have a "Insert / All class methods without Implementation" method which generates some basic skeleton of the functions.

• For pure C++ code, if its possible to add a 3rd party generator to the VS.Net frame work, then I would strongly recommend: lzz.

  This tools takes a text file as input, and will provide a header and source file for you as appropriate. The following is the basic example from the web page:

  // A.lzz
  class A
  {
  public:
    inline void f (int i) { ... }
    void g (int j = 0) { ... }
  };
  bool operator == (A const & a1, A const & a2) { ... }
  

  Lzz will generate a header file:

  // A.h
  #ifndef LZZ_A_h
  #define LZZ_A_h
  class A
  {
  public:
    void f (int i);
    void g (int j = 0);
  };
  inline void A::f (int i) { ... }
  bool operator == (A const & a1, A const & a2);
  #endif
  

  And a source file:

  // A.cpp
  #include "A.h"
  void A::g (int j) { ... }
  bool operator == (A const & a1, A const & a2) { ... }