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Why did the .h get dropped from many files? For instance, why did vector.h become vector and iostream.h become iostream?
Why did the .h get dropped from many files? For instance, why did vector.h become vector and iostream.h become iostream?
Why did the .h get dropped from many files? For instance, why did
vector.h become vector and iostream.h become iostream?
Why did the .h get dropped from many files? Â For instance, why did vector.h become vector and iostream.h become iostream?
Why did the .h get dropped from many files? For instance, why did vector.h become vector and iostream.h become iostream?
No idea. Most likely because the changes including the namespaces were
no longer source compatible.
But I have no idea why the extension got completely dropped instead of
using e.g. .hpp or whatever. Win Explorer and some other applications
dislike files without extensions. AFAIK only Mac and OS/2 use name
independent file types in meta data. And *nix can reasonably live
without the extension.
Why did the .h get dropped from many files? For instance, why did vector.h become vector and iostream.h become iostream?
Why did the .h get dropped from many files? For instance, why did vector.h become vector and iostream.h become iostream?
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