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You can selectively include and exclude header files for PCH
file processing, even if you are using automatic PCH file processing.
Do this by inserting a manual header stop point using the #pragma
hdrstop directive in the primary source file. Insert it
before the first token that does not belong to a preprocessing directive.
This enables you to specify where the set of header files that is
subject to precompilation ends. For example,
#include "xxx.h" #include "yyy.h" #pragma hdrstop #include "zzz.h"
In this example, the PCH file includes the processing state
for xxx.h and yyy.h but
not for zzz.h. This is useful if you decide
that the information following the #pragma hdrstop does
not justify the creation of another PCH file.
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