P1130R2 — Module Resource Requirement Propagation
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The only way to declare a dependency in C++ currently is to use a `#include` statement. With Modules coming to C++, dependency information was greatly enhanced by preambles and globule module fragments which allow for both the compiler and build system to understand physical and semantic layout of code. However, there is still a problem area that C++ has not addressed that people in the brave new Modules ecosystem want to answer: external dependency information for Modular C++.