Hello, I need to compute the file dependencies for C++ source and header files. Using the -MM option of gcc, here is how I proceed today: For example, if I need to get the dependencies for main.cpp and main.hpp, I would execute : >g++ -x c++ -MM -Iincludepath main.cpp main.hpp main.o: main.cpp main.hpp includepath/include2.hpp main.o: main.hpp includepath/include2.hpp I then parse the output to get my result with minimal effort (I ignore the .o file, and the remainder of the line is simply the original source file followed by the list of its dependencies). My problem is that the -MM option of gcc is not meant to be used with header files, and seems to choke on header-only pragmas such as "#pragma once". I have been looking at an option to ignore pragmas, with no success. Could anyone either provide me with a way to ignore unwanted pragmas, or else with a idea on how to achieve the desired result? Thanks a lot in advance. CC'ing me in the reply would be very much appreciated. Since this is the first time I post on that list, please redirect me to a more appropriate list if needed. Best regards, -- Remi Delmas
