not specifying header files during compilation

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Hi, I have noticed that when one does compilation manually, e.g., using
gcc etc. one does not mention names of header files, just .cpp files,
is this true?

Posted 9-Jun-13 22:00pm

Dan page

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-09T22:09:00

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Yes, that's true, because header files are included by the source (.cpp ) ones.
On the command line you specify, if needed, the folder(s) of the header files.

Posted 9-Jun-13 22:09pm

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Dan page 10-Jun-13 4:19am

I see, ok, thanks

CPallini 10-Jun-13 4:28am

You are welcome.