"Gennadiy Rozental" <gennadiy.rozental@thomson.com> writes:
Oh, I see. You are calling these ".ipp" files "inlined," but they really have only non-inline functions and are not #included in any header files the way, IME, .ipp files normally are (to separate template implementations from their declarations).
Theses are the files that contain an offline implementation, but reside amoung header files. *.cpp files and inlined component (like minimal.hpp) include these.
Oh, now I feel stupid. Of course they are used in the traditional way in minimal.hpp.
No, I think I was just confused by the extensions on these files. Sorry about that. You might want to consider whether there's a better way to name them.
I thought you were promoting to limit number of used extensions?
I am. There are only 2 other choices that don't expand it ;-) And I was only asking you to _consider_ whether a change is appropriate. I probably should just quit while I'm behind, though :) -- Dave Abrahams Boost Consulting www.boost-consulting.com