Include Statements
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Use double quotes (“”) to include header files that live in the same directory as your source code.
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Use angle brackets (<>) to include header files from outside a file’s directory.
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Public headers for a library must be placed in the library’s source directory, not in a subdirectory.
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Do not use absolute paths in #include directives. Any explicit path in front of the filename should be relative to the top of the relevant package. (See examples below.)
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Order includes as shown below. Within each subsection, list files in alphabetical order:
// Include body's corresponding header first #include "PathIntegrator.h" // Include headers local to current library next #include "BsdfSampler.h" #include "LightSetSampler.h" // Include headers from internal libraries next #include <moonray/rendering/mcrt_common/Ray.h> #include <scene_rdl2/common/math/Constants.h> // Include headers from external libraries next #include <OpenImageIO/version.h> // Include C++ and system headers last #include <limits> #include <memory>