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You also need to put into consideration though there are no "small" source files anymore as soon as you include anything from the C++ stdlib. Each tiny source f
by flohofwoe 3y ago
You also need to put into consideration though there are no "small" source files anymore as soon as you include anything from the C++ stdlib. Each tiny source file ends up anywhere between 20 and 100kloc after includes.
Also, many C++ projects I've seen indirectly include almost anything into anything under the hood, so a header change on one end of the project may trigger a rebuild of seemingly unrelated source files.
- mgaunard 3y agoThey're small in the sense that their dependency on the rest of your codebase is small.