Hi Folks,

Though still very much a beginner at this, I now have several "modules" of
code under my belt, like LCD routines, delay routines, math routines, etc.
Currently I have these stored seperately and use the "#include" statement to
integrate them into the main program. The variables and equates for each
routine are then prepended to the main program's variables at the top of the
code.

My question is: Is there a defacto standard or any kind of guideline as to
how to manage the variables and equates associated with an include file?
I've seen some examples use ".h" header files that are "#included" along
with their code (ie, LCD.inc and LCD.h) but this seems inefficient. Is there
a way I can include a module's variables within the module itself, thus
avoiding the use of multiple files?

I'd be curious to hear how others manage these items, and perhaps code
organization in general. I'm certain there's a better way than what I'm
doing now.

Thanks,

Jeff Swayze

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