TL;DR
C++ Modules, introduced in C++20 and expanded in C++23, aim to replace the traditional #include a system with a more efficient and structured approach. By compiling code once and importing it where needed, modules reduce redundant parsing, improve build times, and create cleaner, more maintainable dependencies especially in large-scale projects.
However, despite these advantages, adoption in…
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