Adding Modules to C in 10 Lines of Code
Dom Disc
dominikus at scherkl.de
Mon Jun 6 11:25:40 UTC 2022
On Monday, 6 June 2022 at 03:17:34 UTC, forkit wrote:
> cannot have encapsulation unless it is put into a super type
> (the module), all by its self (with no friends).
It can have friends - they just need to be in the same file
(module).
And a class without its friend is really only half a type -
that's why it is better to think of the module as the new type -
which contains both the interface and all interna (friends and
sub-classes and @system parts that should not be visible from the
outside).
That's what a file is for in general: to collect things that
belong together and should be seen as a single object. It makes
no sense to put other unrelated classes or functions into the
same file. Especially not in a large project (which is the only
case where encapsulation makes sense at all).
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