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           Dependencies


     An  important  part of any C or C++ source file is  the  list  of
     files which are included as part of this source file.  The source
     file is then said to depend upon those files.    This  dependency
     occurs  in  two  cases.  In the first, a function or class within
     the file may include in its prototype a type which is  defined in
     another file.  This dependency is called an interface dependency,
     since it  affects the prototype, or interface, information of the
     source file.  Dependencies of this type are put in  the interface
     dependency division, which is formatted as:

     // Interface Dependencies ----------------------------------

     #includes go here, or // None if there are no interface
     dependencies.


     // End Interface Dependencies ------------------------------

     The  second  case  of dependency is  when  the  statements  of  a
     function require a definition which is in another  file,  such as
     the declaration of a local variable of a type which is defined in
     stdlib.h.   These  dependencies  are  put  in  the implementation
     dependency region, which has the following format.

     // Implementation Dependencies -----------------------------

     #includes go here, or // None if there are no implementation
     dependencies.

     // End Implementation Dependencies -------------------------