Can I test for includes in C++?

Is there any way to test which #include headers link correctly?

Yes, compile and see.

Add some trace or asserts at the beginning of your .h files.

Try monadic overflowing stack pointers.

>>1
#ifdef

>>1
No, because #include headers are never linked.

>>6
As in, C++ doesn't have modules, real encapsulation, or all other properties of a good OO language?

That sounds preposterous to me. I think you need to re-examine your assumptions.

>>1
You mean you want to see if they get included or not?

You have issues.

If you were a man you'd just hack GCC to tell you. Noob.

>>10
gcc isn't a linker.

LD!!!! LD IS THE STANDARD!

>>12
I chackled.

>>11
So?  Linkers don't deal with includes.

>>14
They do with dynamically linked includes.

I came from future to tell you that >>15 was trolling us all along

>>16
back to the future, please

>>17
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