Talk:Include guard
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I don't think any data that is there on wikipedia should be 'moved' to 'Wikibook', instead it could be copied to wikibook or both can refer to same page but no 'MOVING'. Not all people (including me) like to read books and I found wikipedia to be a very good reference site, if some pages is moved to wikibooks then one will not be able to find a summary information about the same on wikipedia and searching the page on wikibook is a big constraint (its the search result is similar to Google search and then one have to open all links and see which one have better summary and thus defeats the main attaraction of wikipedia)
XWraithanX: Another reason why this shouldn't be moved to the 'Wikibook' is due to the fact that other languages besides C need to have include guards also.
It doesn't belong in the C programming Wikibook because it is not a topic isolated only to C. Other languages implement #include guards (or similar). Cinder6 23:47, 23 October 2006 (UTC)
Also, no one has actually provided a reason why it should be moved. Jibjibjib 23:56, 28 October 2006 (UTC)
