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Make all headers self-contained #141
Make all headers self-contained #141
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This seems to be a permutation of the same includes. I think
clang_format
is already sorting these in lexicographic order for us if they are defined in a contiguous block, which is nice and consistent. However, lexicographic order might not always be correct or desired. Maybe we can customize theclang_format
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The idea here is to separate different header groups and order them from "near" to "far". e.g.
synchronization.hpp
is a bench-local header thus it's placed before the library headercuco/dynamic_map.cuh
. gbench header is even further but considered closer than std headers.This grouping method seems a bit awkward with only one file in each group but will show its advantage with more headers involved.
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Ah ok, this makes sense. I wonder however if we should add a CI script for that. Basically extract all includes, check in the include tree where this file originates, group and then reorder.