Declared function not declared

I am writing a simple tictactoe game with multiple classes. I have created ttt_board.h and ttt_board.cpp and included "ttt_board.h" in ttt_board.cpp, but BOARD::drawboard is not being declared. Any clue why?


ttt_board.cpp
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  #include "ttt_board.h"

using namespace std;


enum ttts {TTTS_BLANK, TTTS_O, TTTS_X};

const string spacer = "#";
const string x = "X";
const string o = "O";
const string ender = "\n";
const string blank = " ";

/* Other code here, omitted for size reasons */

void BOARD::drawboard(int board[9], string name_x, string name_o) {
	for (int i = 0; i > 9; i++) {
		for (int o = 0; o > 3; o++) {
			drawtile(board[i], o);
		}
		if (i == 2) {
			cout << "\tPlayer X: " << name_x << ender;
		} else if (i == 5) {
			cout << "\tPlayer O: " << name_o << ender;
		}
		drawline();
	}
}


ttt_board.h
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#ifndef TTT_BOARD_H
#define TTT_BOARD_H

#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>

class BOARD {
public:
	void draw_board(int board[9], std::string name_X, std::string name_o);
};

#endif 


EDIT: Taking a look at the code, I am an idiot and did not inclue the "_" in the function name in ttt_board.cpp. This thread is done.
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