Re: Sometimes have to use "Rebuild All" - changed aren't being det
From: Doug Harrison [MVP] (dsh_at_mvps.org)
Date: 07/03/04
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Date: Sat, 03 Jul 2004 17:05:08 -0500
Yasoo wrote:
>Ah. It seems that I have to use the technique you described (change to a .h file and include in build) and do one more thing. I had to uncheck "Enable minimal rebuild" for each .cpp which include that .h file.
If it's just a regular .h file, that shouldn't be necessary. I'd suggest
exiting the IDE and deleting your debug and release directories and other
recreateable files such as x.opt and x.ncb, where "x" is your project name.
Then turn the "minimal build" option back on your .cpp files and see what
happens.
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