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xxhxiang
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 Posted - Jan 18 2007 : 05:33:29 AM
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In vc++,if class A contains " include "B.h" "
class B contains " include "A.h" "
when open the project,the va parses A.h and B.h in a endless circulate.
this makes the EMS memory increase rapidly,no endless.
Does anybody know the reason? |
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feline
Whole Tomato Software
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xxhxiang
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Posted - Jan 18 2007 : 8:38:44 PM
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I have seen the FAQ.
But i am using visual c++ 2005 on mirco windows.
I used as follows:
A header in D:\\test\\myproject\\include\\aa.h
A header in D:\\test\\myproject\\include\\bb.h
they include each other
i open project in D:\\test\\myproject,then include "D:\\test\\myproject\\include" in my IDE,include aa.h in any header.
VA parses endless between aa.h and bb.h |
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bugfix
Tomato Guru
Germany
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Posted - Jan 19 2007 : 04:45:43 AM
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| while vax sure shouldn't go into an endless loop, you have some bad design issue here in first place! |
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feline
Whole Tomato Software
United Kingdom
19021 Posts |
Posted - Jan 19 2007 : 07:28:00 AM
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I have never been able to reproduce this problem with VA using a windows drive. What is D: on your machine? Is it a local drive, a network share, a USB drive, or something else?
Are you able to produce a test project that shows this effect that you would be able to send us?
Which IDE and version of VA are you using?
bugfix I tend to agree, but hopefully the actual code uses #ifdef #endif or #pragma once to limit this problem when the code is compiled. Plus sometimes headers just get into a mess when people are not paying attention to what they are doing *sigh* |
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Endless circulate of parsing
