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You'd have to either #import them anyway or create a separate header file containing only the typedef. Not importing header files in a header makes the compilation faster, but doesn't change anything else.
Why doesn't C++ support forward declaration of enums?Why doesn't C++ support forward declaration of enums?
You'd have to either #import them anyway or create a separate header file containing only the typedef. Not importing header files in a header makes the compilation faster, but doesn't change anything else.
You'd have to either #import them anyway or create a separate header file containing only the typedef. Not importing header files in a header makes the compilation faster, but doesn't change anything else.
You'd have to either #import them anyway or create a separate header file containing only the typedef. Not importing header files in a header makes the compilation faster, but doesn't change anything else.
