> From: Sanjay S Vakil [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> We keep the generated headers outside of our revision control
> tree, so that they don't get out of sync with the resources.
>
> However, each time you check out the source for a project, you have to
> manually open each resource file and do a "Generate Source".
>
> How do other people deal with this?
We do put the generated headers into source control along with all other
project files. This permits anyone on the team to pull down all project
files and immediately build cleanly, without any extra steps such as
manually generating the headers as you are doing.
Keeping these headers in sync is enforced only by the discipline of the
developer. If you modify a resource file in a way that would impact the
header, then you must remember to (1) check out the header file, and (2)
manually run Generate Source as needed.
This works fine for us so far, admittedly with a small team and only a few
separate resource files at this point in the project. I'd suggest trying
this approach for a while and see if your header files really do get out of
sync or not.
-slj-
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