Re: [Dev-C++] Compilation of multiple files

[Jonathan W. <jon...@gm...>]

Indeed, the preprocessor directives you use aren't well placed:

Firstly:
You use
#ifndef __stdio_h__
#include<stdio.h>
#define __stdio_h__
#endif
in your files as to not include stdio.h multiple times.
however, stdio.h (and any properly built .h file) already deals with this
issue (mostly the same way you did):

something.h:
#ifndef __something_h__
//
// body of something.h
//
#define __something_h__
#endif

source and header files using something.h:
#include "something.h"

Secondly:
This mecanism only prevents the multiple inclusion of the .h
file on the same compilation run, but every .c file is compiled seperately
and then linked together to save effort (imagine recompiling a 300+ file
project (or even a 10-file one) just to change one small thing in one file
:D )

Jonathan