[DGD] #Including code.

[Robert Forshaw]

In LPC it is conventional to put header files containing prototypes and 
preprocessor declarations in a directory labeled 'include', and actual code 
in .c. files. Now what if for some reason it is necessary for me to #include 
a .c. file. I'm not talking about what is possible, but what is the 
'correct' thing to do. Should I put the .c. file in /include among all the 
header files? Or should I rename it to .h, which would mean putting actual 
code in a header file? How good/bad is it to do either of these?

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