Date: Fri, 6 May 2022 10:06:44 -0400
On 5/5/2022 10:57 AM, Daniel Ruoso via SG15 wrote:
> "Module Implementation Partition Units":
> The translation units with "module foo:bar"
Currently MSVC defines two different kinds of translation
units that both use the syntax "module foo:bar":
* `cl -internalPartition -c example.cpp` writes a BMI for the
module partition.
* `cl -c example.cpp` expects a BMI for the module partition
to already be present, and reads it. It is like a
"module implementation unit", but for a module partition.
Daniel, to which does "Module Implementation Partition Unit" refer?
-Brad
> "Module Implementation Partition Units":
> The translation units with "module foo:bar"
Currently MSVC defines two different kinds of translation
units that both use the syntax "module foo:bar":
* `cl -internalPartition -c example.cpp` writes a BMI for the
module partition.
* `cl -c example.cpp` expects a BMI for the module partition
to already be present, and reads it. It is like a
"module implementation unit", but for a module partition.
Daniel, to which does "Module Implementation Partition Unit" refer?
-Brad
Received on 2022-05-06 14:06:47