you probably know this -- you're going to create some nice class, you think about it a little, maybe even draw a little UML here and there and then you're ready for implementation. You create header files with member functions, maybe even some member properties.
And now comes the dull work -- rewriting everything into .cpp file. It's true using stuff like Visual Assist can shorter this task but still -- do I really need to do this? Is there any tool / addin / direct functionality in Visual Studio which does this for me? You know, something like right click on header file in Solution explorer, "Create new .cpp for this header file".
As I recall, Rational Rose could generate (and round trip) C++ code.
IBM Rationalhttp://www-01.ibm.com/software/rational/?S_TACT=105AGY59&S_CMP=13&ca=dtl-13
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