The #include
directive allows you to include header files in your code by enclosing the file names in either double quotes
("
) or angle brackets (<
and >
). However, using:
-
'
, \
or /*
characters between the double quotes (for example: #include "dir\foo.h"
)
-
'
, \
, "
or /*
characters between the angle brackets (for example: #include
<"foo">
)
in the header names may or may not be supported, and the behavior will depend on the specific implementation.