Re: interface declaration

[Marcus G. Daniels]

>>>>> "DC" == Daniel Calhoun <address@hidden> writes:

DC> Does this indicate that I have placed the #imports in such a way
DC> (perhaps redundantly in some cases), that they create an incorrect
DC> hierarchy of references?  Are there any elementary rules or
DC> guidelines that I can follow in straightening this out?

#import what is immediately required and nothing else.  There is no
harm in redundent #imports (which you may get when you import
something for the .m file that is already needed for the .h file),
since the point of #import is to avoid redundant inclusion.  Don't depend
on a header's (.h) imports to provide files for the implementation (.m). 

Use #import <somefile.h> if there is a -I to the directory that has
somefile.h (e.g. Swarm include files) and #import "somefile.h" if it
is strictly a project file.  Be careful not to mix the two, since you
can get double includes that way.


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