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No technical problems that I know of. &nbsp;(But I don't see any real advantages either - it is just for your organising, as long as you are happier with it then do it).<br />
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If you have one .h/.cpp per class then (if you want to do so) you can easily copy/paste to another folder for use in another project. &nbsp;However if the .h/.cpp had multiple classes then you might have to manually remove the undesired ones.
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No technical problems that I know of.  (But I don't see any real advantages either - it is just for your organising, as long as you are happier with it then do it).

If you have one .h/.cpp per class then (if you want to do so) you can easily copy/paste to another folder for use in another project.  However if the .h/.cpp had multiple classes then you might have to manually remove the undesired ones.

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copy/paste to another project - I mean the files themselves.
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copy/paste to another project - I mean the files themselves.

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Last night I discovered I could put parts of my program in new header files, include those header files in MyDlg.cpp, and make for a more orderly environment. So, I thought, I can put all my startup stuff in StartUp.h, all my ordring stuff in Orders.h, all my cancellation stuff in Cancellations.h. Then I thought it might be a good idea to ask if this approach will lead to problems down the road, so I haven't made more than a few new header files. Is this a workable approach? Is there a pitfall waiting down the road? Thanks
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Last night I discovered I could put parts of my program in new header files, include those header files in MyDlg.cpp, and make for a more orderly environment. So, I thought, I can put all my startup stuff in StartUp.h, all my ordring stuff in Orders.h, all my cancellation stuff in Cancellations.h. Then I thought it might be a good idea to ask if this approach will lead to problems down the road, so I haven't made more than a few new header files. Is this a workable approach? Is there a pitfall waiting down the road? Thanks

Use of header files

Kernel and system programming is the process of creating the software necessary for a computer or device to function and operate other programs. Some operating systems (such as Microsoft Windows) are proprietary, but others, such as the various Linux distributions, are open source.