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Does anyone know of a PD tool available with portable(ish) source for
removing surplus #include directives? For example:

/* "file2.h" */
#include "file1.h"

-------------------

/* "file3.h" */
#include "file1.h"
#include "file2.h"

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#include "file1.h" could be removed from "file3.h". This sort of thing
saves a lot of compiler time without having the chore of typing:

#ifndef __file1_h
#include "file1.h"
#endif

Ideally the tool should be able to remove the #ifndef structure as well.

I know I will still need to do:

/* "file1.h" */
#ifndef __file1_h
#define __file1_h
/* Body of file */
#endif

but having an additional check around any #include directives or not
doing the include at all saves the compiler lots of time having to load
a file it's already included.

My C compiler does have an include_only_once pragma, but it doesn't seem
to work in CFront.

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