Hi guys,
On day 011, Casey starts the separation of the platform-independent code from the platform-dependent code. He explains that with his approach (game code renders a service to the platform code), you don't really need a handmade.h file (since you include handmade.cpp in the platform code).
That seems logical to me (C/C++ noob) ... but then why is he still including a handmade.h in handmade.cpp ? :unsure:
Thanks !
On day 011, Casey starts the separation of the platform-independent code from the platform-dependent code. He explains that with his approach (game code renders a service to the platform code), you don't really need a handmade.h file (since you include handmade.cpp in the platform code).
That seems logical to me (C/C++ noob) ... but then why is he still including a handmade.h in handmade.cpp ? :unsure:
Thanks !
Edited by siska
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Because he likes to be able to put the definition of structures next to the code using them. For that it's easier to use 2 files than to clone the view.