C++ identifier with special meaning:module
(since C++20)
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module
declaration: declares that the current translation unit is a module unit- Starts a global module fragment of a module unit
- Starts a private module fragment of a module unit
[edit]Notes
Feature-test macro | Value | Std | Feature |
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__cpp_modules | 201907L | (C++20) | Modules — core language support |
[edit]Example
module;// starts a global module fragment #include <string> export module foo;// ends a global module fragment// declares the primary module interface unit for named module 'foo'// starts a module unit purview export std::string f(); module :private;// ends the portion of the module interface unit that// can affect the behavior of other translation units// starts a private module fragment std::string f(){return"foo";}