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Has anyone had success with integrating modules into their C++ project?
Do you think they are useful?
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Anonymous
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>>108645730
Yes and yes
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Anonymous
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>>108645730
I don’t code manually because I’m not trans
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Anonymous
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>>108645730
shut up
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Anonymous
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I tried once for my toy project.
But it just blew up compile times since I think it kept readding headers that were used across modules.
I gave up because, I couldn't be arsed about learning it and the AI couldn't do it.
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