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#pragma once
Having to use
#pragma once is ugly and non-standard. It's like the header guards. C was invented in a time when compilers and programming languages were much less sophisticated, and now it's time to fix some things that were fixable a long time ago, instead of inventing completely new languages like Go.
which giant retard aliases FILE, min, max or something similar
Tell me which part of the C/C++ standard says that I can't define names called "FILE", "min" or "max". And these are just some examples, there are millions of possible name collisions depending of what you include.
future dependency on shitty tools
Are you saying that Clang is shit? It's much better than GCC.
Besides that, modules can make compilation (and least when debugging code generation is on) much faster, and fix the current clusterfuck that are templates in C++. And please don't tell me
"what giant retard uses templates in C++".