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When I use &quot;go to definition&quot; it sometimes takes me to a definition in a header file I did not create. This header file may be included in my program because it is included in another header file. Is there any easy way to &quot;trace back&quot; (to see what header file this header was included in)?<br />
Hope I am clear.<br />
Thanks,
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When I use "go to definition" it sometimes takes me to a definition in a header file I did not create. This header file may be included in my program because it is included in another header file. Is there any easy way to "trace back" (to see what header file this header was included in)?
Hope I am clear.
Thanks,

Anyway to &quot;trace back&quot; header files?

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Anyway to &quot;trace back&quot; header files?

Anyway to "trace back" header files?