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From: skp@stl.stc.co.uk (Steve Perryman )
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Subject: Re: best extension for C++ files
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Date: 7 Sep 90 13:17:51 GMT
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Im my department we use the following :

.ch = C++ header files
      (including non Class declarations such as extern "C")
.cc = C++ definition files
      (Class and function definitions)

This is in keeping with the standard C .h and .c convention, and historically
because we use Objective-C and our suffix for Objective-C header files is .oh .
This gives all "C type" files a "consistent name/feel".



Steven Perryman
(skp@stl.stc.co.uk)