Maurizio Rossi <mrossi@system-group.it> wrote:
Hi Rodney,
What type of project? Have you toggled this behaviour to on (it defaults
to
off) for the project in question?
I just tested it with both 6.3.0 SP3 and with IDE 4, using a Standard
Make C Project, and it behaved as expected.
x.h
a.c and b.c both #include "x.h"
"Check Dependencies On/Off" off (no check mark in C/C++ Projects Context
Menu), edit x.h, save, build. No build.
"Check Dependencies On/Off" on (check mark in menu), edit x.h, save,
build. a.c and b.c get rebuilt.
-David
yes I mean the Enhanced dependency checking in the Windows hosted IDE (I
don't use the native QNX version).
This build option simply does not works i.e. modifying a ".h" file
included
in a ".c" file does not invoke the compiler for the ".c" source.
Maybe a wrong configuration/installation of Momentics?
Regards,
Maurizio Rossi
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Hello Maurizio
Do you mean in the IDE? I will check and see if this is a known issue.
Can you give me a reproducible test case?
Thanks,
Rodney
Maurizio Rossi wrote:
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"Maurizio Rossi" <mrossi@system-group.it> ha scritto nel messaggio
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Hi all,
the dependency checking option in Momentics 6.3.0 SP3 does not works.
Is this a known issue?
Regards,
Maurizio Rossi
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