int main(void)
{
	// this should be zero since nothings been made yet
	cout << "Current nodes allocated: " << CQueue::GetTotal() << "\n\n";

	// Create a bunch of queues
	CQueue q(25);     // this should push 25
	CQueue q2;          // this should push 50
	CQueue* pQ3 = new CQueue(100);   // this should only push 50

	// Add some info to the queue
	cout << "Enqueueing:\n";
	for(int i = 0; i < 50; ++i)
	{
		q.Enqueue(i);
		q2.Enqueue(i);
		pQ3->Enqueue(i);
		
		cout << i << ' ';		// show the queues
	}

	cout << "\n\n";

	// this should give 125 if the constructor worked correctly
	// 25 for q, 50 for q2, and 50 for q3
	cout << "Current nodes allocated: " << q.GetTotal() << "\n\n";

	delete pQ3;     // run the destructor

	// this should give 75 if the destructor worked
	// 50 for q2, 25 for q
	cout << "Current nodes allocated: " << CQueue::GetTotal() << "\n\n";

	cout << "Dequeueing:\n";
	int nTemp;
	while(q.Dequeue(nTemp))
		cout << nTemp << ' ';

	cout << "\n\n";

	// this was to test if my dequeue worked,
	// yields 50
	cout << "Current nodes allocated: " << CQueue::GetTotal() << "\n\n";

	return 0;			// No problemos!
}

CClassName c;
CClassName a = c;

// bam! done haha just print off c