u/FreakinApplePie2579

Hey, everyone! Building my first project I ran into issue:

// Memory.h
  
namespace memory
{
        void Intercept(uchar op, void* dest, void* addr);
        void MakeCall(void* dest, void* addr) { Intercept(0xE8, dest, addr); }
        void MakeJump(void* dest, void* addr) { Intercept(0xE9, dest, addr); }  
}


// Game.cpp
#include "Memory.h"

namespace game
{
        memory::MakeJump((void*)0x546789, (void*)0x5469A0);
}

This doesn't compile; I get 3 errors:

error C4430: missing type specifier - int assumed. Note: C++ does not support default-int

error C2365: 'memory::MakeJump': redefinition; previous definition was 'function
      E:\proj\source\Memory.h(18,8):
      see declaration of 'memory::MakeJump'

error C2513: 'memory::MakeJump': no variable declared before '='

Why is it asking for var, if memory::MakeJump returns void?