Re: OT: Re: help with include and library files in GPS

Steve wrote:

You seem to be very stuck on programming concepts when you're talking
about include.

Ada certainly does use the concept of include.  If it didn't, you wouldn't
be able to utilize one package from another.  In Ada it is the "with"
statement that includes a reference to another packages specification.

I might be wrong but I see two different concepts: (low level) include and
(high level) import.

C, C++ and Assembler have include.
All other modern high level languages use import.

As I have learned Modula 2 before learning C I indeed feel deeply on the
difference.

Martin
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