Hi:

   When I build with show general messages on, the display shows "Loaded
cached pre-compiled headers" for each file it compiles. Why would it
keep loading the pre-compiled headers. I would think it would load them
the first time and not 60 times for the 60 files it is compiling.

   It this performing correctly? Is it a flawed message? Or, it it doing
something unnecessary?
Thanks.

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AFAICT it is performing correctly (although you maybe misunderstanding the
message).  If you have show general messages turned on then it gives you a
pre-compiled header message for every unit.  The message you are getting
means that it is cached and it is basically using the cached copy (it
probably should say using but it doesn't) so ignore it.

Russell

Hi:

  Thanks. But AFAICT means as far as I can tell, right? How can we tell
if it is not in fact reloading these headers each time?

Hi, Robert!

It is loading the in-memory cached copy of the PCH. This is probably no
significant overhead.

FYI, use of BORLAND in the header will not necessarily get attention
from any Borland employees. While they sometimes read the groups, most
of the help here (including TeamB) is from people like yourself, who do
not work for Borland.

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If it were reloading them from disk then it would not be loading
the cached headers.

.  Ed

Hi:

   Thanks all. Sorry about the BORLAND.

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On Mon, 14 Aug 2000 12:43:36 -0400, "Robert F. Tulloch" <tult...@ibm.net>
wrote:

If you are running on NT/2000 you can use FILEMON from the WINTERNALS
guys...  It is a good "debugging tool: for helping in situations like this.

Jerry Bloomfield (TeamB)
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Hi:

  Thanks. I ordered it. Just for my own satisfaction, you know.

                                                            Best regards

Hi:

   Thanks for input. It is an interesting tool producing an overwhelming
amount of info. Mind boggling to say the least.

   Now I will get down to trying to figure out what it gave me.

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regards

No apology needed. I just wanted to make sure you knew.

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