Re: C/C++ abstraction layer
On 1/28/2013 7:08 PM, jis wrote:
On Monday, January 28, 2013 6:02:06 PM UTC-8, red floyd wrote:
On 1/28/2013 5:11 PM, jis wrote:
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Sorry for the confusion.
Let me rephrase it again.
1. I have one.cpp and its header one.h
2. I have two.cpp and its header two.h
3. two.cpp uses a lib (three.lib). so i include three.h in two.h
4. one.cpp calls functions in two.cpp. so i need to include two.h in one.h
but that will expose three.lib also to one.cpp.
I dont want this. I want top layer to access only one layer down only. not
all the layers below.
Does two's interface depend on three? That is, is there anything in
two.h that depends on three.h? If not, then move the #include of
three.h into two.cpp
Minimum visibility and all that jazz.
thanks for the replies.
yes include of three.h can be moved to two.cpp
but i wanted to include only two.h in the two.cpp ( as a standard way)
is there any design i can implement for this?
Why do you want to do this? You include what ever the hell that you
need in the cpp file.
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