Error C2511 - overloaded member function not found - c++

Question

In the code sample below, class Die is just a base class that AttackDie inherits. When AttackDie is instantiated, it needs data stored in an instance of class StatSys and an integer value. As a result, the constructor for AttackDie has been designed to take an instance of StatSys and a integer as inputs. However, the compiler is throwing a C2511 error on the line containing AttackDie::AttackDie(StatSys * LocalSystem, int Type)
The error is as follows:
AttackDie::AttackDie(StatSys *,int)': overloaded member function not found in 'AttackDie
I don't understand why this error is showing up. I've checked the header and source. The declaration and implementation interfaces both seem to match. Could someone direct me to the problem?
Code Samples
Dice.cpp
#include <string>
#include <fstream>
#include <sstream>
#include <iostream>
#include <Dice.h>
#include <StatisticsSystem.h>
using namespace std;
AttackDie::AttackDie(StatSys * LocalSystem, int Type)
{
DataIntegrity = true;
if (Type > -1)
{
switch (Type)
{
case 0:
DieType = "Red";
DieClass = "Damage";
break;
case 1:
DieType = "Green";
DieClass = "Balanced";
break;
case 2:
DieType = "Blue";
DieClass = "Accuracy";
break;
case 3:
DieType = "Yellow";
DieClass = "Surge";
break;
default:
cout << "Unrecognized TypeNum value (>). Initialization of key AttackDie variables failed./n";
DieType = "Error";
DieClass = "Error";
DataIntegrity = false;
}
}
else
{
cout << "Unrecognized TypeNum value (<). Initialization of key AttackDie variables failed./n";
DieType = "Error";
DieClass = "Error";
DataIntegrity = false;
}
if (DataIntegrity)
{
const int GROUP_SIZE = 3;
int Iterator = 0;
int Test[3];
bool CSVDataValid = true;
for (int OuterCounter = 0; OuterCounter <= LocalSystem->NUM_OF_SIDES - 1; OuterCounter++)
{
Test[0] = LocalSystem->AccessCSVData(Type, Iterator);
Test[1] = LocalSystem->AccessCSVData(Type, Iterator + 1);
Test[2] = LocalSystem->AccessCSVData(Type, Iterator + 2);
Iterator += GROUP_SIZE;
if (Test[0] <= -1 || Test[1] <= -1 || Test[2] <= -1)
{
CSVDataValid = false;
}
else
{
Sides[OuterCounter].Damage = Test[0];
Sides[OuterCounter].Surges = Test[1];
Sides[OuterCounter].Accuracy = Test[2];
}
}
if (!CSVDataValid)
{
cout << "Side specific parameters were not set. CSV data not valid.";
DataIntegrity = false;
}
else
{
Total = { 0, 0, 0 };
for (int SideCounter = 0; SideCounter <= 5; SideCounter++)
{
Total.Damage += Sides[SideCounter].Damage;
Total.Surges += Sides[SideCounter].Surges;
Total.Accuracy += Sides[SideCounter].Accuracy;
}
Averages.Damage = Total.Damage / LocalSystem->NUM_OF_SIDES;
Averages.Surges = Total.Surges / LocalSystem->NUM_OF_SIDES;
Averages.Accuracy = Total.Accuracy / LocalSystem->NUM_OF_SIDES;
}
}
}
Dice.h
#pragma once
#include <string>
#include <fstream>
#include <sstream>
#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>
using namespace std;
struct AttackStatAverages
{
double Damage;
double Surges;
double Accuracy;
};
struct DefenseStatAverages
{
double Blocks;
double Evades;
int Dodges;
};
class Die
{
public:
string GetDieType();
string GetDieClass();
protected:
string DieType;
string DieClass;
bool DataIntegrity;
};
class AttackDie : public Die
{
public:
AttackDie(StatSys * LocalSystem, int Type);
int GetSides(int SideNum, int Parameter);
double GetAverages(int Parameter);
int GetTotal(int Parameter);
~AttackDie();
private:
AttackStats Sides[6];
AttackStatAverages Averages;
AttackStats Total;
};
StatisticsSystem.h
#pragma once
#include <string>
#include <fstream>
#include <sstream>
#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>
#include <Dice.h>
#include <vector>
using namespace std;
struct DicePackage
{
int Mode;
int Quantity;
int NumberOfPossibilities;
bool Error;
AttackDie* AttackDice[4];
DefenseDie* DefenseDice[3];
};
class StatSys
{
friend class AttackDie;
friend class DefenseDie;
public:
StatSys();
~StatSys();
const double VERSION = 0.1;
int AccessCSVData(int Row, int Column);
private:
static const int MAX_NUM_OF_DICE = 4;
const int METHOD_ERROR_SIZE = 10;
const int NUM_OF_SIDES = 6;
const int GROUP_SIZE = 3;
const int DAMAGE = 0;
const int SURGES = 1;
const int ACCURACY = 2;
const int BLOCKS = 0;
const int EVADES = 1;
const int DODGE = 2;
const int ITERATIONS = 3;
DicePackage DiceSet;
bool CSVDataState;
bool ErrorDataState;
int CSVData[6][18];
vector<string> Errors;
vector<string> ErrorDescriptions;
int StringToInt(string Value);
void LoadCSV();

Answer 1

#include <Dice.h>
#include <StatisticsSystem.h>
should be
#include "Dice.h"
#include "StatisticsSystem.h"
<> is primarily for system headers
"" are for header files in the same directory

Answer 2

Looks like user4581301 was correct. Adding #include <StatisticsSystem.h> to Dice.h fixed the issue since Dice.h does in fact need data from that header.