Changing a header file forces rebuild
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Hello,
I have a solution with several projects which runs pretty well. But:
Whenever I change a header file this is not noticed by visual studio.
I switch to the cpp file and press ctrl-f7 to build this file an error
occurs. When I rebuild the project everything compiles ok. This is
really annoying and takes time. Can somebody help me?
Thanks, Chris
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