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Oct 26 2022

Precompiled Headers

Oct 26 2022

Precompiled headers are used to speed up compilation of C/C++ projects.

Andrey Karpov has described in detail how to use precompiled headers and related nuances in the article "StdAfx.h for Novices".

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