Dependency problems when building from the command line

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Dependency problems when building from the command line

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We have an automated process that is supposed to build several configurations of the same code from the command line.

dfdev gtsuite.dsw /MAKE "GTsuite - Win32 Release"

dfdev gtsuite.dsw /MAKE "GTsuite - Win32 Double"

dfdev gtsuite.dsw /MAKE "GTsuite - Win32 Debug"

There seems to be some problems with dependencies that happens only when we use the command line. If the code containing a module is changed, the files that use that module are not always re-compiled for all configurations. The build may then fail beause a new array that should be in the module is not defined. Sometimes files are compiled for no apparent reason. The workspace and projects are OK, because we can open Developer Studio and build with no problems.

Is there some way from the command lineto have it update the dependencies before it builds?

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