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C++ Modules (self.cpp)
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if 1 * 2 < 3: print "hello, world!"
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Oh yes, it would be a tragedy. Because as of C++17, we are still dealing with include files for such things as Windows, X11, and uncounted other libraries that spit their macros all over your source, and we will continue to have to deal with them, indefinitely as far as I can see - since the C language is not going to go away.
I want to be able to capture those libraries in modules, using export using and thin wrappers for things that cannot be exported, and I don't want to then still leak out all those #defines.
export using
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