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The contents of defmbox is processed and is replaced with the resulting mailbox contents. The contents of specified mailboxes is processed, and the resulting mailbox contents is appended to defmbox. This makes it possible to use guimb as a mail delivery agent. We would like to have separate source files for each class.

Note that it is not possible to just import geometry:point. One detail to point out is that defining a partition called :private has a special significance. An alternative way splitting module definitions into multiple files is to define individual modules for the two classes, e. Both geometry. And there is nothing special in the use of the full-stop separator.

Consider the following class which makes use of a hypothetical DataConnection class:. This would trigger a recompilation of and source files which consume the module. One way to address this is to use a private module partition. Anything in the private partition is not part of the interface.

This helps the compiler figure out exactly what needs rebuilding when the module is modified. The DataConnection instance and the writeLog function are now completely removed from the module interface. Having experimented with this in Visual Studio, I was surprised that when I add white space to the private module fragment, all source files importing the module still needed to be recompiled. I found that I could change anything in the implementation file. So it would seem there is little to be gained from using private module fragments in terms of mitigating dependencies and recompilation other than signalling intention.

Perhaps this will be addressed in future Visual Studio updates. In the meantime, separating the implementation from the interface seems the only way to prevent unnecessary rebuilding. In Visual Studio, the easiest way is to have a solution with the library and the calling process. Then it is just a case of adding a reference. You see things; and you say 'Why? Using parentheses to group and expand expressions. ECHO - Display message on screen. SC - Is a Service running Resource kit.