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I have a large project with a number of source files (*.f) and a number of include files (called *.for). I'm moving this project onto a pc development platform and using Visual Sourcesafe for source control.
After adding all the source files to the project the include files appeared in the external dependencies folder, but they did not appear to be under source control, even though they were checked in.
I could add the include files to the header files folder, but then they are each compiled in their own right, which produces lots of errors.
Is there a way either to get the external dependencies into sourcesafe, or prevent the header files being compiled?
Thanks in anticipation of your help.
Jim Robinson
After adding all the source files to the project the include files appeared in the external dependencies folder, but they did not appear to be under source control, even though they were checked in.
I could add the include files to the header files folder, but then they are each compiled in their own right, which produces lots of errors.
Is there a way either to get the external dependencies into sourcesafe, or prevent the header files being compiled?
Thanks in anticipation of your help.
Jim Robinson
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Worked it out myself, just need to select the option 'exclude from build' on the general tab of the project settings for the header files folder.

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