[windev] Compiling dependecies...

[Roberto Tirabassi]

Hi All,
    I'm still using MS Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition. I think I'll 
soon buy a professional version, even if I still haven't decided which one.

    Anyway...
    I've got a complex solution composed by many projects. Many of them 
are libraries and there are few executable linking those libraries.

    A source code from one of these executable includes a .h file from 
one library.
    Say that every project is placed in a directory and all of them are 
parallel.ù
    So, if the code tells....

    #include "../libxw/ini.h"

    ...I'm sure (or at least I should be sure) that the included file is 
the one I will find into the parallel directory named "libxw".

    Now... making some changes I removed 'ini.h' from the 'libxw' 
directory and it's content was moved into other include files. I've done 
this months ago and still compiled the executable much times without 
problems.
    After sending all my code to internal CVS a colleague of mine 
updated his code and compiled finding the error due to the lost 'ini.h'.
    I have built and rebuilt that solution hundreds of time and even if 
I do remove every .obj file on my own, not trusting the "clean" or 
"rebuild" command, building the executable again don't show me any problem.

    I also checked that I don't use Precompiled Headers...

    Does anybody faced anything similar?
    Who do you think I can obtain a normal behavior?

    Thanks in advance!

                           Roberto Tirabassi.
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