Andre Poenitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: | Please not. Forward declaring a class be saying 'class Foo;' is standard | practice. It is cheap. And it is as explicit as it can get. Nothing | hidden, all clear. #include can mean everything.
when the include has the postfix "_fwd.h" its intent is pretty clear,
but I am not going to do anything with existing "class Foo", I am only
doing it for dispatchresult.h
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Lgb
