On Fri, 14 Mar 2008, mws@twisted-brains.org wrote:

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> what i said in my first sentence is the imho proper way: if you
> alter sources and includes get obsolete, remove them and fix
> compiling again for files that formerly depended (implicit or
> explicit) on this altered sources. not to much work for the
> developer himself and also not exhausting the compile times.

and, in my defense, that's what i *thought* i was doing, not having
noticed that one of those "unnecessary" #includes really was
required after all.  argh.  that was embarrassing.

rday
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