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Exemplo de código para PCH

Os exemplos a seguir são usados no makefile descrito em PCH arquivos no processo de compilação e Makefile de amostra para PCH.Observe que os comentários contêm informações importantes.

// ANOTHER.H : Contains the interface to code that is not
//             likely to change.
//
#ifndef --ANOTHER_H
#define --ANOTHER_H
#include<iostream>
void savemoretime( void );
#endif // --ANOTHER_H

// STABLE.H : Contains the interface to code that is not likely
//            to change. List code that is likely to change 
//            in the makefile's STABLEHDRS macro.
//
#ifndef --STABLE_H
#define --STABLE_H
#include<iostream>
void savetime( void );
#endif // --STABLE_H

// UNSTABLE.H : Contains the interface to code that is
//              likely to change. As the code in a header
//              file becomes stable, remove the header file
//              from the makefile's UNSTABLEHDR macro and list
//              it in the STABLEHDRS macro.
//
#ifndef --UNSTABLE_H
#define --UNSTABLE_H
#include<iostream.h>
void notstable( void );
#endif // --UNSTABLE_H

// APPLIB.CPP : This file contains the code that implements
//              the interface code declared in the header
//              files STABLE.H, ANOTHER.H, and UNSTABLE.H.
//
#include"another.h"
#include"stable.h"
#include"unstable.h"
// The following code represents code that is deemed stable and
// not likely to change. The associated interface code is
// precompiled. In this example, the header files STABLE.H and
// ANOTHER.H are precompiled.
void savetime( void )
    { cout << "Why recompile stable code?\n"; }
void savemoretime( void )
    { cout << "Why, indeed?\n\n"; }
// The following code represents code that is still under
// development. The associated header file is not precompiled.
void notstable( void )
    { cout << "Unstable code requires"
            << " frequent recompilation.\n"; }

// MYAPP.CPP : Sample application
//             All precompiled code other than the file listed
//             in the makefile's BOUNDRY macro (stable.h in
//             this example) must be included before the file
//             listed in the BOUNDRY macro. Unstable code must
//             be included after the precompiled code.
//
#include"another.h"
#include"stable.h"
#include"unstable.h"
int main( void )
{
    savetime();
    savemoretime();
    notstable();
}

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