Your conclusion is incorrect. Most people with simple projects will use simple techniques to make modules work without worrying about the preprocessor. Large co

Your conclusion is incorrect. Most people with simple projects will use simple techniques to make modules work without worrying about the preprocessor. Large companies will create their own tooling to use modules in their own way. My point is that this is how C++ has been used since its inception. C++ users are already aware that the language needs external building support and modules cannot change this reality. But modules will certainly improve how the language is used.