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This file has already been included from within the current physical source file or header file. This #include directive is probably redundant. Is this intended ? For example:
#pragma PRQA_MESSAGES_OFF 816,3211
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EXAMPLE 1:
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The file 0838a.h is included twice
from within the current file.
0838a.h
main <
0838a.h
**************************/
#include "0838a.h"
#include "0838a.h" /* Message 0838 */
/**************************
EXAMPLE 2:
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The file 0838c.h is included twice
from within the 0838b.h.
0838c.h
main - 0838b.h <
0838c.h
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#include "0838b.h" /* Message 0838 */
int a = 0;
int b = 0;
int c = 0;
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