I use to have Dev-C++ not doing any dependancy check at all. Instead I add
a custom include to the project Makefile, where I add the dependancy rules
that are important to me.
You may use gcc in standalone mode to manually rebuild your dependancy
list now an dthen, or you may use the same method as used by the Linux
kernel, where each source file is complemented with an automatically built
dependancy file.
/pwm
On Wed, 21 Feb 2007, Jonathan Winterflood wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm using dev-cpp to develop
> a program using gtkmm, and the makefile generation is giving me some grief....
> I had to activate the complete dependency check to make dev-cpp recompile
> all influenced files within my project, but doing this also makes it check
> every gtk-related (and standard, actually) header file.
> If it were only the standard headers it would be OK, but with gtk, it
> becomes rather time-consuming.
>
> Is there a way to instruct dev-cpp to ignore the #include<...> directives
> when running the dependency check?
> So far I've been manually cleaning the makefile and then instructing dev-cpp
> not to generate anything, but it's a bit of a pain...
>
> Thanks,
> Jonathan
>
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