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    Always recompiling everything

    For some reason, probably my fault...the tinyest change results in every source file needing a recompile.
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    Is the change in a header?
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    Sometimes, sometimes not.

    I have always been used to, at least up to this point it only recompiling the class I am working on.
    Often that would accompany the app_Main.cpp file in compile.

    But, may by accident I changed some option. EVERY cpp says its out of date. No matter wut changes I make, no matter where I make em.

    My project has 15 cpp files.
    A compile is taking like a whole minute or two...
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    Hmm... either your project options are messed up or your file modification dates.

    Sorry, can't help you there.
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    I reset my options.
    No fix.

    So I'll see wuts up with the file dates.
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    Nice one!
    My computers clock thought it was December 1998...Its all fixed.
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