Paul Eggert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Is there any rule for whether the Include: sections' lines should > start with '#include'? > > I noticed 34 instances with #include and 276 without, so would it be OK > to remove the "#include" from those 34 instances, for consistency? > Here they are: ...
Hm, what about modules that use #if constructs in the Include: statement? E.g. mbchar: Include: #if HAVE_WCHAR_H #include "mbchar.h" #endif I believe it would be simpler to allow the 'Include:' section to contain any valid CPP (or even C) language construct that results in declaring the appropriate prototypes and data types required for the module. Only permitting a file name seems overly restrictive. I didn't follow this entire thread, so I may be missing something, though. /Simon
