How to have two functions that call each other C++

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What you want is forward declaration. In your case:

void funcB(string str);

void funcA(string str)
{
    size_t f = str.find("if");
    if(f!=string::npos)
    {
        funcB(str);        //obfuscate if-loop
    }
}

void funcB(string str)
{
     //obfuscate if loop
     funcA(body_of_if_loop);     //to check if there is a nested if-loop
}

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