On Mon, Jun 19, 2006 at 10:43:20AM -0500, Bo Peng wrote: > >and how will that change if you include pch.h in all the source files, > >excepti being overly intrusive? or having some files compiled iwth pch > >and some not...=? > > I do not think this is a matter of intrusiveness. > > By definition, PCH separates commonly used headers from all source > files, compile them separately to speed up compiling. It is then logic > to put pch.h into each source file and remove duplicate headers > accordingly. > > Current lyx' approach is peculiar in that pch.h is not included, and > does not necessarily include commonly used headers. In pch mode, > --include=pch.h is passed. This will *not* work with msvc since msvc > scans source file for a stopping header file like stdafx.h. (Of > course, bugger off msvc)
Hm? Care to explain a bit more? Andre'
