Ways to show your co-programmers that some methods are not yet implemented in a class when programming in C++

Question

What approaches can you use when:

• you work with several (e.g. 1-3) other programmers over a small C++ project, you use a single repository
• you create a class,

Answer 1

I actually like the concept from .Net of a NotImplementedException. You can easily define your own, deriving from std::exception, overriding what as "not implemented".

It has the advantages of:

1. easily searchable.
2. allows current & dependent code to compile
3. can execute up to the point the code is needed, at which point, you fail (and you immediately have an execution path that demonstrates the need).
4. when it fails, it fails to a know state, so long as you're not blanketly swallowing exceptions, rather than relying upon indeterminable state.