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- From: Jean-Pierre Schnyder <jschnyde@worldcom.ch>
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- Subject: Looking for a book discussing c++ pgming strategies on big projects
- Date: Sat, 24 Feb 1996 00:17:35 +0100
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- Hi,
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- I'm envolved on a big project and we are faced with the burden caused by having
- to compile large amount of code. We use VC 2.2 under Windows NT. I'd be
- interested to find some material discussing the following issues:
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- o design principles enabling to minimize dependancies between domains of the
- project
- o what strategy to use with #include's: forward declaration of a class A in the
- header containing the declaration of another class B or putting including class
- A's header in class B's header. The first solution avoid transitive recompilation
- of a lot of code after a change in a "basic" header but has its drawbacks
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- Any suggestion or guidelines will be welcomed. Thanks a lot.
-
- Cheers, Jean-Pierre
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- Jean-Pierre Schnyder Software engineer Switzerland
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