Module Resolution JS++ module resolution - including module order resolution - is automatic. Modules must be inputted to the compiler, as illustrated: $ js++ module1.jspp module2.jspp main.jspp Module input order does not matter, so the following are also valid: $ js++ main.jspp module1.jspp module2.jspp $ js++ module1.jspp main.jspp module2.jspp What if I have hundreds of modules? Requiring each individual module to be an input to the JS++ compiler can become cumbersome. If a project contains lots of modules, the JS++ compiler can accept an entire directory as input: $ js++ src/ The compiler will search for .jspp, .js++, and .jpp files recursively (including all subdirectories). The search is case-insensitive. Once all input source files have been discovered, JS++ will automatically determine the compilation order — even in the presence of cyclic dependencies and complex inheritance hierarchies. External Links Under the Hood: The JS++ Import System Share HTML | BBCode | Direct Link
