Currently the header files must be included in a specific order, otherwise the program crashes. This is caused by the following dependencies:
File A requires File B
File C requires File A
And the following #include statements in File C:
#include "B"
#include "A"
Where A and B do not include each other. If the order were reversed in file C:
#include "A"
#include "B"
The compilation would fail because the compiler must read file B before file A.
Solution
We need to move all include statements to where they are first needed. In the example above this means including file B in file A, then only including file A in file C.
Currently the header files must be included in a specific order, otherwise the program crashes. This is caused by the following dependencies:
Arequires FileBCrequires FileAAnd the following
#includestatements in File C:Where
AandBdo not include each other. If the order were reversed in fileC:The compilation would fail because the compiler must read file
Bbefore fileA.Solution
We need to move all include statements to where they are first needed. In the example above this means including file
Bin fileA, then only including fileAin fileC.