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whit
Is anyone aware of language in the standard that guarantees header
files with any extension will be allowed in an #include statement?
The issue is that I'm writing a few "add-on" packages for the R
language. However, the R project rejects any header files that do not
have a .h extension on the basis of compiler portability. i.e. we know
that gcc accepts the .hpp files, but we don't know if other compilers
accept those file extensions.
However, if the standard guarantees that any extensions for header
files can be allowed that is a strong argument for R to change its
policy.
Thanks,
Whit
files with any extension will be allowed in an #include statement?
The issue is that I'm writing a few "add-on" packages for the R
language. However, the R project rejects any header files that do not
have a .h extension on the basis of compiler portability. i.e. we know
that gcc accepts the .hpp files, but we don't know if other compilers
accept those file extensions.
However, if the standard guarantees that any extensions for header
files can be allowed that is a strong argument for R to change its
policy.
Thanks,
Whit