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Bryan Parkoff
I have seen that C/C++ Compiler supports long filename up to 254
characters plus the extension. Can header files and source code files
accept space between alphabet character and numeric character? Is it the
best practice to use underscore instead of space? If so, please explain
why.
Would you prefer to avoid using two double quote marks in the long
filename if space is there? Without it, it would be underspace.
For example:
#include "GameLoop.h" // Valid Filename so C/C++ Compiler accepts it.
#include "Game_Loop.h" // Valid Filename so C/C++ Compiler accepts it.
#include "Game Loop.h" // Can it be valid or invalid? It does work.
What do you recommend which #include ... is best practice?
Bryan Parkoff
characters plus the extension. Can header files and source code files
accept space between alphabet character and numeric character? Is it the
best practice to use underscore instead of space? If so, please explain
why.
Would you prefer to avoid using two double quote marks in the long
filename if space is there? Without it, it would be underspace.
For example:
#include "GameLoop.h" // Valid Filename so C/C++ Compiler accepts it.
#include "Game_Loop.h" // Valid Filename so C/C++ Compiler accepts it.
#include "Game Loop.h" // Can it be valid or invalid? It does work.
What do you recommend which #include ... is best practice?
Bryan Parkoff