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Re: Xcode does seem hard on newbies(was Xcode release notes)



Am 05.08.2004 um 15:45 schrieb Theodore H. Smith:

To do without a .h file, the compiler must re-scan the document, but thats no problem.

Well, this whould be a serious change to the C language. Not likely this whould be done soon.


First it scans for classes/structs, and makes a list of them. Then it scans for functions/methods and properties, and makes a list of them. Then it scans the code, and compiles it, using the pre-made listing of classes, structs, functions methods and properties.

How about tweaking the build environment (Xcode) to create the headers its self? Automatically generated files leave the language standards intact, don't hurt the average developer and give those other developers a chance to modify the build process to a can of spaghetti(i.e. mixing their project with MS Visual Studio).



my $0.02

Markus

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