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Dependency problem in xcode 2.4
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Dependency problem in xcode 2.4


  • Subject: Dependency problem in xcode 2.4
  • From: "Nick Forte" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 20 Nov 2006 15:57:32 -0800

At some point dependency tracking has stopped working properly.  A
change in one header file is not causing other files to be rebuilt.
For example:

main.cpp:
#include "EUProcess.h"
...

EUProcess.cpp:
#include "EUProcess.h"

If I change EUProcess.h only EUProcess.cpp gets rebuilt.  Why isn't
main.cpp getting rebuilt?  If I do a 'clean' and rebuild then
everything rebuilds with the new changes to EUProcess.h.  Is there any
way to view what xcode has for its source dependencies?  Doing a
'clean' and then build after a *.h change is completely unacceptable.
Anyone have any ideas?  I have precompiled headers turned off and I've
even selected 'scan all source files for includes' in the build
settings.  Any way to dump the dependency graph from xcode?
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