C / C++ / MFC

Daniel Pfeffer wrote:

I admit that my method could cause a file to be included multiple times.

speedbump99 wrote:

circular references in which one include is depending on another include file. These errors can be hard to find especially with a large project.

#include <stdbool.h>	// C standard unit needed for bool and true/false
#include <stdint.h>	// C standard unit needed for uint8_t, uint32_t, etc
#include <stdarg.h>	// C standard unit needed for variadic type and functions
#include <string.h>	// C standard unit needed for strlen

#include <windows.h>	// Windows standard header needed for HWND on calls

void MyUnitFunction (HWND window);

Member 13081369 wrote:

I need a text file after running the program. The contents of the file are like below:

int iTemp = 0;
*piVal = 0;
iTemp = 1;

text file has 3 line, It exact save the three lines of execution.

If the code like below:

if(iVal < 10)
{
  FunA();
}
else
{
  FunB();
}

When first run, iVal=1. So the first.txt Should be:

if(iVal < 10)
FunA();

And second run, iVal=20. The second.txt Should be:

if(iVal < 10)
FunB();

I could compared two file(first.txt and second.txt) to find code execution difference.

I need it, because my codes very very larged. when iVal differeced every times, the differece appeard at after hundreds lines between first.txt and second.txt.