At 5:47 PM -0500 12/16/99, Rubin, Dan wrote:
I have written a small palm app that is getting large. I would like to
split it up into functional .c files and their associated headers. I cannot
seem to get this to work in the Metrowerks IDE. I keep getting "precompiled
header" errors when I include <Pilot.h> in multiple files and other erros
(of course) when I take it out
The Memo Pad example has several source files. You need to
include <Pilot.h> at the beginning of each of your .c files (or
in your prefix file - see below). Don't include it in any of your .h
files. To prevent your own .h files from being included more than
once, use this format for your .h files:
#ifndef __FOO_H__
#define __FOO_H__
... your entire .h file goes here...
#endif
Or in CodeWarrior, just put:
#pragma once
at the top of each .h file.
If you want better browser coloring and such, and are willing to
put up with somewhat slower compiles, I recommend turning off
pre-compiled headers by adding:
#define PILOT_PRECOMPILED_HEADERS_OFF
just before you include <Pilot.h> at the top of each of
your .c files (or in your prefix file).
CodeWarrior lets you specify a prefix file which is implicitly
included at the start of each of your .c files. The prefix file is
specified in the C/C++ Language Settings panel of the target
settings. If you have separate targets for debug and release builds,
you can use separate prefix files.
