March 2000
Intermediate to advanced
576 pages
18h 13m
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$NoInclude Compiler Directive
{$NoInclude UnitName}Local
The $NoInclude
compiler directive prevents C++
Builder from adding #include
"UnitName.hpp" in the unit’s
.hpp file. By default, C++ Builder includes a
header file for all of the user-defined units that appear in the
uses declarations.
Use $NoInclude when you know that a unit’s
declarations are provided by a different .hpp
file. You might need to combine $NoInclude with
$HppEmit to include a different
.hpp
file.
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