Declaration syntax error

I wrote the following library for my mouse:
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#ifndef __MOUSE_H
#define __MOUSE_H

#include <dos.h>


#define LEFT 1
#define RIGHT 2
#define CENTER 3



class Mouse
{
private:
	int mx, my,
	got_mouse,
	num_buttons,
	button;
	union REGS inREGS;
	union REGS outREGS;
public:
Mouse(void);
~Mouse(void);
int GotMouse(void){return got_mouse;}
void SetLimits(int minXLimit, int maxXLimit, int minYLimit, int maxYLimit);
void ShowMouse(void);
void HideMouse(void);
int Event(void);
int GetButton(void){return button;}
void GetXY(int &x, int &y){x=mx;y=my;}
void ButtonUp(void);
};

extern Mouse mouse;

Mouse::Mouse(void)
{
	got_mouse=0;
	if(getvect(0x33))
	{
		inREGS.x.ax=0x0000;
		int86(0x33,&inREGS,&outREGS);
		got_mouse=outREGS.x.ax;
		num_buttons=outREGS.x.bx;
	}
	
}
Mouse::~Mouse(void)
{
	inREGS.x.ax=0x0000;
	int86(0x33,&inREGS,&outREGS);
}

void Mouse::SetLimits(int minXLimit, int maxXLimit, int minYLimit, int maxYLimit)
{
	if(!got_mouse)
		return;
	inREGS.x.ax=0x0007;
	inREGS.x.cx=minXLimit;
	inREGS.x.dx=maxXLimit;
	int86(0x33,&inREGS,&outREGS);
	inREGS.x.ax=0x0008;
	inREGS.x.cx=minYLimit;
	inREGS.x.dx=maxYLimit;
	int86(0x33,&inREGS,&outREGS);
}

void Mouse::ShowMouse(void)
{
	if(!got_mouse)
		return;
	inREGS.x.ax=0x0001;
	int86(0x33,&inREGS,&outREGS);
}

void Mouse::HideMouse(void)
{
	if(!got_mouse)
		return;
	inREGS.x.ax=0x0002;
	int86(0x33,&inREGS,&outREGS);
}

int Mouse::Event(void)
{
	if(!got_mouse)
		return 0;
	inREGS.x.ax=0x0003;
	int86(0x33,&inREGS,&outREGS);
	button=outREGS.x.bx;
	mx=outREGS.x.cx;
	my=outREGS.x.dx;
	if(button)
		return 1;
	else
		return 0;
}
void Mouse::ButtonUp(void)
{
	while(button)
		Event();
}

#endif 


I cannot figure why, but I have "Declaration Syntax Errors" at line 13, 35 and 37. Can anyone help me out?

Last edited on
Is Mouse previously defined? What does the cpp file look like (where it uses include files)?
Last edited on
- Are you compiling in EFFECTIVE C++ mode ?
- If yes, try to rename tour class...

line 35 : are you really meaning "extern" ?

Anyway, it's not UNIX programming
:P
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