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with C, i literally just do import "cJSON.h"

• BenjiWiebe 3y ago
  C doesn't have import. Perhaps you meant: #include "cJSON.h"
  • andai 3y ago
    Ah, my bad. #define import #include import "cJSON.h"
    • andai 3y ago
      In fact, I even made it into a reusable library! #include "import.h" import "cJSON.h"
    • andai 3y ago
      Edit: It is with great sadness, and a heavy heart, that I report the following news: C doesn't let you do this. (Genuinely surprised, considering everything else it lets you do!)
• 38 3y ago
  even if that was valid syntax (its not), that is not the same thing at all. #include is just a "dumb" macro, that literally just dumps the file contents in that spot, so have fun figuring out where an identifier came from in the global scope!
  • fsckboy 3y ago
    >have fun figuring out where an identifier came from in the global scope! grep?
    • Cyph0n 3y ago
      grep where? First you need to find all include paths..
      • bigdict 3y ago
        gcc -E
    • 38 3y ago
      ah yes, who needs a proper module system when you have... grep. LOL sad.