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From: coggins@retina.cs.unc.edu (Dr. James Coggins)
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Subject: Re: Managing C++ Libraries: Using +e0 a
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Date: 10 Nov 88 16:06:00 GMT
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In article <4800042@m.cs.uiuc.edu> grunwald@m.cs.uiuc.edu writes:
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>The problem with +e0 is that if a library routine has something like:
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  ... then you miss including a header that you really need.

You are quite right.  A method for making sure that the correct headers
DO get included is described in a later article of the Managing... series.
Our header management techniques work fine together with +e0 and +e1.
If you missed it, send me e-mail to get a copy.
James Coggins
coggins@cs.unc.edu