i am by no means a C++ expert, but isn't "pragma once" frowned upon?
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In the C++ community (as lots of other things are), rejecting `#pragma once` is a long-standing tradition of worshipping the decaying body of prehistoric compilers for
It's unclear what benefits this approach has achieved, but don't disturb it, or else.