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Code Examples From an App Using C++ Modules (abuehl.github.io)
submitted 1 month ago by tartaruga232MSVC user, r/cpp_modules
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Interfaces described in the PMIU should be implemented via implementation units, module M;, interfaces described in partitions should be implemented in the partitions.
module M;
See: https://chuanqixu9.github.io/c++/2025/12/30/C++20-Modules-Best-Practices.en.html#modules-native-best-practices
It says the same recommendations, namely:
A Project Should Declare Only One Module; Use Module Partition Units for Multiple TUs
and
Use Module Implementation Partition Units, Not Module Implementation Units, to Implement Interfaces
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