[Dev-C++] Help me in deciphering complier error...

[Daniel A. <bt...@ca...>]

Hello coders,
I have run into a problem with a program I am writing.  I have a parent
class, DynArray, that StatArray is derived from.  dynarray.cpp is in one
file, statarray.cpp is in another.  My main program has an #include
"statarray.cpp" statement, and statarray.cpp in turn #include's
"dynarray.cpp".  When attempting to compile the program, I get the following
errors.  I am guessing this type of error indicates that I might be mixing
types, but I can't figure out where and what I need to correct.  Any help is
appreciated.  Thanks!
Danny

main.cpp: In function `int main()':
main.cpp:38: conversion from `StatArray (*)()' to non-scalar type
`StatArray' requested
main.cpp:14: in passing argument 1 of `GetArray(StatArray &, ifstream &)'
main.cpp:40: conversion from `StatArray (*)()' to non-scalar type
`StatArray' requested
main.cpp:15: in passing argument 1 of `PrintArray(const StatArray &,
ofstream &)'


/* code fragment here: */

14  void GetArray(StatArray&, ifstream&);
15  void PrintArray(const StatArray&, ofstream&);
...
36  StatArray myArray();  /* constructor */

38  GetArray(myArray, inData);

40  PrintArray(myArray, outData);

/* func definitions empty */
void GetArray(StatArray& targetArray,  ifstream& inData)
  {}
void PrintArray(const StatArray& sourceArray, ofstream& outData)
  { }