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Éric Thiébaut authored
- Split the gigantic <tao.h> header in smaller headers. - Make most structures opaque. Structure definitions are in <tao-*-private.h> headers. - Reduce the number of rebuilt files when a header is modified. - In code, TAO headers should be included first, then "config.h" (if needed), finally standard C headers. - Eliminate compatibility code for Booleans (trust <stdbool.h>). - If one is lazy, <tao.h> can be included; but it is generally sufficient to include a subset of the TAO headers.
Éric Thiébaut authored- Split the gigantic <tao.h> header in smaller headers. - Make most structures opaque. Structure definitions are in <tao-*-private.h> headers. - Reduce the number of rebuilt files when a header is modified. - In code, TAO headers should be included first, then "config.h" (if needed), finally standard C headers. - Eliminate compatibility code for Booleans (trust <stdbool.h>). - If one is lazy, <tao.h> can be included; but it is generally sufficient to include a subset of the TAO headers.
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