I have two Lazarus projects, let's call them project A and project B,
which share the same sources, only with a different define: let's say
-dProjA and -dProjB.
If, starting from a clean situation, I compile first project A, and then
project B, most of the modules aren't recompiled, and I end up with a
project B built with a mix-up of units, some compiled with project A
define and some compiled with project B define.
I managed to find a way out: setting different unit paths for project A
and project B solves the issue, but this situation may be rather
confusing for an inexperienced user.
IMHO this is not a very unusual setup: it applies to any situation where
the same base project must provide different options or features.
Is this a Lazarus issue or rather an fpc issue? Do ppu's include the
defines used for compilation? If not, wouldn't it be advisable to add
them somehow?
Giuliano
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