I take it the above is just an example of your situration and nothing specific? It's hard I know, I went through similar problems as you did. Started off as includes, went to mods, went back to includes agin then finally settled on mods.
Generally, you'd just include a header file in C++ when this situration arises. It is strangely missing from Bmax however.
So my advice is to try to redesign the code in question(What I had to do.) or stay as you are. Can't think of a better alternative anyway.
Generally, you'd just include a header file in C++ when this situration arises. It is strangely missing from Bmax however.
So my advice is to try to redesign the code in question(What I had to do.) or stay as you are. Can't think of a better alternative anyway.