[windev] Compiling dependecies...

[Mark McGinty]

Is it a make-level error, or a compiler error?  If the latter, the error he
is receiving should finger the file in which "ini.h" was included, right?
That would be the first place  I would look.

Another thought: maybe you aren't using pre-compiled headers in any of your
projects, but he is using them in something of his, that uses the libs?


-MM


 

> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:windev-bounces at windev.org] On Behalf Of Roberto Tirabassi
> Sent: Wednesday, November 18, 2009 6:24 AM
> To: Windows Developers (Mailing List)
> Subject: [windev] Compiling dependecies...
> 
> 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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