include

问题 When I work on my personal C and C++ projects I usually put file.h and file.cpp in the same directory and then file.cpp can reference file.h with a #include "file.h" directive. However, it is common to find out libraries and other kinds of projects (like the linux kernel and freeRTOS) where all .h files are placed inside an include/ directory, while .cpp files remain in another directory. In those projects, .h files are also included with #include "file.h" instead of #include "include/file.h"

问题 When I work on my personal C and C++ projects I usually put file.h and file.cpp in the same directory and then file.cpp can reference file.h with a #include "file.h" directive. However, it is common to find out libraries and other kinds of projects (like the linux kernel and freeRTOS) where all .h files are placed inside an include/ directory, while .cpp files remain in another directory. In those projects, .h files are also included with #include "file.h" instead of #include "include/file.h"

问题 coming from python and am a bit tripped up on what the proper approach to this is. I am trying to include this library in my project: https://github.com/nothings/stb/blob/master/stb_image.h to do so, i have to #define STB_IMAGE_IMPLEMENTATION exactly once before importing the file (as per that file's doc) This makes sense, where I am confused is, I have CLASS.h/cpp and in .h I define functions that use typedefs from that file, so I have #define STB_IMAGE_IMPLEMENTATION #include <stb_image.h>

问题 coming from python and am a bit tripped up on what the proper approach to this is. I am trying to include this library in my project: https://github.com/nothings/stb/blob/master/stb_image.h to do so, i have to #define STB_IMAGE_IMPLEMENTATION exactly once before importing the file (as per that file's doc) This makes sense, where I am confused is, I have CLASS.h/cpp and in .h I define functions that use typedefs from that file, so I have #define STB_IMAGE_IMPLEMENTATION #include <stb_image.h>

问题 coming from python and am a bit tripped up on what the proper approach to this is. I am trying to include this library in my project: https://github.com/nothings/stb/blob/master/stb_image.h to do so, i have to #define STB_IMAGE_IMPLEMENTATION exactly once before importing the file (as per that file's doc) This makes sense, where I am confused is, I have CLASS.h/cpp and in .h I define functions that use typedefs from that file, so I have #define STB_IMAGE_IMPLEMENTATION #include <stb_image.h>

问题 In the specific example, I got a website that is including many different content pages. Depending on the currently included page, the title is a different one. To achieve this, I got the following dynamic <title> almost at the end of the document . <title><?php echo $title1,' - ',$title2 ?> - *and some static text here*</title> $title2 is always in the directly included file and $title1 is even deeper. So far I didn't notice any kind of disadvantages. All titles are shown properly and all

问题 In the specific example, I got a website that is including many different content pages. Depending on the currently included page, the title is a different one. To achieve this, I got the following dynamic <title> almost at the end of the document . <title><?php echo $title1,' - ',$title2 ?> - *and some static text here*</title> $title2 is always in the directly included file and $title1 is even deeper. So far I didn't notice any kind of disadvantages. All titles are shown properly and all

问题 I have these files consumer.cpp consumer.hpp defines.hpp main.cpp makefile producer.cpp producer.hpp here's the file defines.hpp #ifndef DEFINES_HPP #define DEFINES_HPP #include <cassert> #include <pthread.h> #include <queue> #include <stdlib.h> #include <string> #include <unistd.h> pthread_mutex_t set_queue_mutex = PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER; pthread_cond_t condition_var = PTHREAD_COND_INITIALIZER; std::queue<int> q; #endif // DEFINES_HPP This defines.hpp file is included in the producer.hpp

问题 I usually use this code below to include the page that I need into the body of my website to include the page when clicking on a link. <?php switch($_GET['page']){ case '1': if(file_exists('main.php')) { include_once('main.php'); break; } default: include_once('main.php'); break; } ?> but then I have to change this everytime i add a menu item by adding a case '2' ... etc and now my question can this be written shorter/dynamically so that i just can add a link without having to change the

问题 I've got a large-ish C project, and I want to generate a static library from all of my sources in the src/ file using the includes from my include/ path, and some other includes for my RTOS. I have a working set of steps in the line commands that work: gcc src/drivers/* src/packets/* (...more files) -c -I ./include -I ../SatelliteSim/Source/include/ -I ../SatelliteSim/Project/ -I ../SatelliteSim/Source/portable/GCC/POSIX/ -m32 -DDEBUG=1 -g -UUSE_STDIO -D__GCC_POSIX__=1 -pthread then, ar -rsc