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This question refers to Visual Studio C++ 2010. If I disable language extensions, even the simplest toy program gets an error of “unexpected end-of-file found” when I include even an empty .h file. It appears that the problem lies with the #ifndef HEADER_THING trick for not including a header twice. If I omit that, the error message goes away.
I found it by googling. It is a bug in VC++ 2010. The workaround is to add a newline after every #endif at the end of header files.
http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/728179/unexpected-unexpected-end-of-file-found-found