Re: automagic header dependencies
Re: automagic header dependencies
- Subject: Re: automagic header dependencies
- From: Chris Espinosa <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 9 Jun 2006 15:28:17 -0700
On Jun 9, 2006, at 3:03 PM, Markian Hlynka wrote:
So, I just had an odd problem. I was modifying a header file, and
upon recompile, one of the C++ files that included it didn't
automatically recompile. I ran a couple tests to verify the
behaviour, and then went looking for a solution/cause. When I
returned from the lab next door (with no good suggestions), I re-
tested things, and they worked just fine. No clean required!
So, what's going on? Had the indexer or some other part of Xcode
not caught up yet (it was a recent change). I'm concerned it might
happen again, or reverse itself, without my noticing!
It's not the indexer, but dependency analysis does indeed run on a
background thread.
Is there a way to explicitly define dependencies?
Not to define, no. But it doesn't look like the definition was the
problem, as the dependency analysis did eventually get it.
Is there a way to manually force the indexer (or whatever it is) to
update?
Build > Touch of the source file will force it to be rebuilt.
Chris
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