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I am using Visual C++ 4.0 on W95. I am using the &quot;minimal<br />
rebuild&quot; option and it seems not to work:<br />
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I have a file A.cpp which refers only to class A.<br />
It includes file all.h which is consists only of includes<br />
to other files. I change one of those other include<br />
files which is the definition of a totally unrelated<br />
class B.<br />
According to the documentation, A.cpp should not recompile<br />
even though it (indirectly) includes a modified .h file, because class A is not affected (with &quot;minimal rebuild&quot; ON,<br />
of course).<br />
The fact is it does recompile.<br />

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I am using Visual C++ 4.0 on W95. I am using the "minimal
rebuild" option and it seems not to work:

I have a file A.cpp which refers only to class A.
It includes file all.h which is consists only of includes
to other files. I change one of those other include
files which is the definition of a totally unrelated
class B.
According to the documentation, A.cpp should not recompile
even though it (indirectly) includes a modified .h file, because class A is not affected (with "minimal rebuild" ON,
of course).
The fact is it does recompile.


Visual C++: &quot;minimal rebuild&quot; seems not to work

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Visual C++: &quot;minimal rebuild&quot; seems not to work

Visual C++: "minimal rebuild" seems not to work