C++ 20 (2a) New Features - Compiling and Linking Modules into an Executable

The video tutorial explains how to compile and link modules into an executable using GCC and Clang. It covers the steps involved in compiling module implementations and interfaces, converting them into object files, and linking them to create an executable. The tutorial highlights the differences between GCC and Clang approaches and notes the current limitations with CMake support. The video concludes with a brief mention of the next topic, concepts.

What is the purpose of compiling and linking modules into an executable?

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Describe the steps involved in compiling a module using GCC.

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What is the difference between the GCC and Clang approaches to compiling modules?

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Explain the significance of the argument that tells Clang where to look for compiled modules.

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What limitations does CMake have regarding the Clang way of compiling modules?

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