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matt@cyclops5.berkeley.edu (Matt Austern) wrote:
>
>Consider a project that spans several directories.  In particular,
>let's suppose it has the files project/d1/base.h,
>project/d1/derived.h, and project/d2/main.cc.  Here are some code
>fragments.
>
>// project/d1/base.h
>class B {/* ... */};
>
>
>// project/d1/derived.h
>#include "base.h"
>
>class D : public B { /* ... */ };
>
>
>// project/d2/main.cc
>#include "../d1/derived.h"
>
>int main() { /* ... */ }

How about leaving it up to the invocation of the compiler?

// project/d2/main.cc
#include "derived.h"

int main() { /* ... */ }

cc -c -I ../d1 main.cc

marco

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