Re: Counting header includes
Re: Counting header includes
- Subject: Re: Counting header includes
- From: Jeff Nordquist <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 14 Mar 2008 08:31:11 -0500
On Mar 14, 2008, at 8:38 AM, Philip Aker wrote:
On 08-03-14, at 05:27, Jeff Nordquist wrote:
I'm looking for a way to count the number of times we try to
include headers during the course of a build. We have a legacy
project with roughly 1000 files and some gnarly interdependencies
among the headers. I bet some headers are being included far more
often than necessary. Of course we have everything wrapped in
compile guards, but a rearrangement of some of the code could ease
build times considerably.
The closest thing I've seen is in Visual Studio, where you can turn
on "Show Includes" for a project. In the past I've taken that
output, reformatted it and sorted it in Excel to see which headers
get used the most.
Is there an analogous setting in Xcode? Or perhaps, does someone
know of a clever macro I could put in a header (before the compile
guard) to generate a count during the build?
I think there's an option in cpp to list the headers. You'll have to
munge those outputs as well.
Hi Philip,
Thanks for the response. I'm not sure where you're seeing this option
- do you mean a CPP group in the project settings somewhere? Per-file
settings? The closest setting I can see is "Scan All Source Files for
Includes", which sounds promising until you read the description. :)
I'm in Xcode 3.0 in case that makes a difference...
Thanks,
Jeff
Philip Aker
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