Hi! > I've spent some time "cleaning" the includes by using forward > declarations. This means that not all headers are automatically > included, and that the .cpp should include the appropriate header if it > ever uses (by allocation/destruction or use of a method) something known > through a forward declaration. > > This may be troublesome, but that what I add to use some time ago to fix > a bug in Windows. > > It generally has multiple benefits (compile time, dependency rebuilding, > ...) except of course bothering the developer, that now has to do the > includes manually. >
Great work Kurosu! :) It compiles really faster on my computer ! > There are probably things that I missed because of #ifdef's, so don't be > surprised if debug or some particular setup doesn't build anymore. > You're right, it didn't compile anymore without --enable-debug flag for configure. The fault to NET_ASSERT macro defined in src/tool/error.h which use Network class when DEBUG is not defined. I should have fixed it in r2791. Best regards, Matt (gentildemon) _______________________________________________ Wormux-dev mailing list Wormux-dev@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/wormux-dev
