Thanks for the reply That is a good idea in the general sense, however, there are common sources in the common directory that not all projects link to. Building a static library of all those files then linking them into each project that just needed one of those files is not only a good way to inflate libraries with useless code, but also dangerous if a common source needed by X project happens to conflict with a method in Y project =/
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