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- *. h or *. hpp for your C++ headers class definitions [closed]
I usually use hpp on C++ headers and the headers should be used (maintained) in a header-only manner, e g as template libraries For other headers in h, either there is a corresponding cpp file as implementation, or it is a non-C++ header
- . c vs . cc vs. . cpp vs . hpp vs . h vs . cxx - Stack Overflow
Possible Duplicates: * h or * hpp for your class definitions What is the difference between cc and cpp file suffix? I used to think that it used to be that: h files are header files for C and C
- whats the difference between hpp and hxx? - Stack Overflow
In C++, the file extension doesn't actually matter The use of h, hpp, hxx, or no file extension are all by convention The standard library uses no file extension for its header files Many projects, including Boost, use hpp Many projects use h Just pick one and be consistent in your project
- c++ - When to use . hpp files - Stack Overflow
I have therefore decided to just use the hpp extension and include the implementation as a header file Is this good or bad practice in terms of C++? I'm hoping to upload my project to Github so want to maximize the most optimal solution P S
- c++ - Разница между . h и . hpp - Stack Overflow на русском
В чем разница между файлами с расширениями h и hpp в C++? Что лучше использовать?
- C++ templates declare in . h, define in . hpp - Stack Overflow
It looks to me that this is a confusing way of separating code h stands for header and hpp for C++ header commonly Putting template definitions into hpp while other code into h seems to abuse the file extension Template code is usually all written in one header together with the template declaration, or in another header that may also be specially suffixed like tcc or something and
- Qué son headers . hpp en C++ y para qué sirven?
Descubrí en un curso C++ para principiantes que no es necesario utilizar solamente los ficheros cpp y que podemos utilizar hpp Pero el profesor no ha explicado para qué sirven estos ficheros
- class - Splitting templated C++ classes into . hpp . cpp files--is it . . .
One thing that I tend to do is to try to split my templates into a generic non-templated part (which can be split between cpp hpp) and the type-specific template part which inherits the non-templated class
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