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Subject: Re: Should be in the root package or its child?
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On Wednesday, July 23, 2014 8:58:24 PM UTC+2, Victor Porton wrote:
> Should I put World_Type (used by almost every program which uses my library) 
> into the root package of my library or into some its child package?

I think this answers your question. If it is so basic, it belongs into the root, irrespecitve of what you call the "size".

> I think that it depends on the "size" (number of primitive routines, roughly 
> saying) associated with World_Type. If it is small, I should keep it in the 
> root package, and if it is big to "allocate" a new subunit.