Here are two classes
class A{
A(int val):Val(val){}
int getVal(){return Val;}
friend class B;
private:
int Val;
}
class B{
B(A* ptr):PTR(ptr){}
private:
A* PTR;
}
In the main function I create the objects for both classes
A objA;
B objB(&objA)
As you can see, objB now contains a pointer to the address of objA. The problem I am facing is how do I use a pointer from objB to access to member function in objA.
If you are looking to making objects of type A point at an object of type B and vice versa, you could use a setter instead of passing the instance through constructor arguments as such:
class A{
A(int val):Val(val){}
int getVal(){return Val;)
void setB(B* ptr) {BPtr= ptr;}
friend class B;
private:
int Val;
B* BPtr
}
class B{
B(A* ptr):PTR(ptr){}
private:
A* PTR;
}
And now, when you create A and B objects, you can do this:
A objA;
B objB(&objA);
A.setB(&objB);
EDIT:
Ok, I misunderstood your question at first. If you're just looking to access a member of an object of type A, you would just do objA->field or (*objA).field .