Organization: University of Hannover, Germany - IFW
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In article <HANNU.NYMAN.92Aug28221910@vipunen.hut.fi>, Hannu.Nyman@hut.fi (Hannu Nyman) writes:
|> I would like to force Borland C++ IDE compiler to compile a module
|> every time I do a 'make' in IDE, regardless of the last modification
|> date of that module.
|>
|> So, when I change any module and do a 'make' inside IDE, I would like
|> BC to compile not only the changed module(s), but also this one
|> special module.
|>
|> Does anybody know a switch or compiler directive that does the job?
Maybe you can do it this way: Go to the Project window and open the Options dialog box for the file you want to be automatically rebuilt. Set the field for the target (.OBJ) file in this dialog to a file that does not exist (and will not be created during the make/build). As far as I know, the target file is just for the dependency check done by make and should not affect the location of the .OBJ file created.
