This implies, the files includsions in the generated language will be like those of \textbf{CMake} as :
\begin{cmake}
include(fileToBeIncluded.cmake)
\end{cmake}
\begin{pparser}
include(fileToBeIncluded.pdecparser)
\end{pparser}
\begin{warning}
Be careful, for the moment the files are always included with this command. So this is not a good use for language like \textbf{C++} where all the included files are not supposed to be included because of the \textbf{preprocessor macros}.
