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Whoops! My comment "That was a good answer" was supposed to have been in response to chipperMDW's posts on this thread, not to Ion Filipski's posts. Sorry for the confusion - it was caused by a time-lag in posting. Jill

That was a good answer. Trouble is, I already knew that. You see, I already know how to do this from OUTSIDE the VC++ IDE. This isn't really a problem (although BTW Microsoft's NMAKE makefiles are completely non-standard, and worse - are volatile! They get overwritten when you rebuild a...

Ion, I know you mean well, but PLEASE could you just stop replying to my posts, and leave the field open to people who might actually be able to answer usefully, like I requested in the PS in the original question? (1) In my original post I said "yes, I do know what one is". Either...

Please respond to this thread if (and only if) you have any idea what creating a Makefile type project actually achieves. I have tried it, and it doesn't appear to create a makefile (yes, I do know what one is), and, moreover, asks questions which have very little to do with makefiles, and seems...

No, I don't want to have to restrict this to COM objects. There ought to be a way of doing this using ANY external application. Here's how you'd do it in Linux - you create a makefile like this: Output.exe : Input.c Input.h gcc Input.c -o Output.exe Input.h : Moreinput.xxx someapp...

Er, PHP is irrelevant, dude. You're being sidetracked by the irrelevant. Let me rephrase the question so it doesn't have any PHP mentions in it. If I were to write a makefile for a Linux project, I could easily arrange things so that when I typed "make" (1) a source or header file...

I want to build a project in which Third.exe depends on (and is built using) Second.h, and in which Second.h depends on (and is built using) First.php. In other words, I want the following to happen when I click on the Build button: (1) An external program runs to generate Second.h from...