Add C++ modules support #2
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Thank you for your contribution, but I still need time to learn about modules and the support from different compilers. |
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I think the largest three vendors, MSVC, Clang, and GCC all support modules to some degree, but this is an optional extension that is toggled by CMake rather than a required feature |
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This pull request adds support for C++ modules.
It aggregates all headers into a single module
asyncio, with the additional partitionsasyncio:http,asyncio:net, andasyncio:sync. It is enabled with the CMake build flagBUILD_MODULES.