Is there a way to generate a text dependency list from the command prompt? I have seen this feature in many other compilers, but can't find it in the Keil package. I am trying to use gnu make to manage the build process instead of the uVision IDE (for a variety of reasons that I won't go into here). I know that uVision checks the obj, but I would rather have a precompile option. If this isn't possible, does anyone have something to parse the obj files (or c for that matter) already written to save me the time? Thanks, Peter.
"It turns out that I have been using cpp for quite some time" cpp is the nearest thing to a "standard" name for the 'C' Pre-Processor amongst 'C' tool providers - especially on UNIX (which is, after all, where 'C' came from!) eg the preprocessor in Borland's tools is called "cpp" (or "cpp32" for 32-bit Windoze). Similarly, the 'C' compiler is commonly called "cc" (lowercase of course - being of UNIX descent!) IIRC, GNU uses "gcc"