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Tim Kuehn
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@dbeavon - an issue I ran into a while ago was that the compiler would create r-code for super classes along the current class even if the super-class files were in other projects and those projects had custom-specified build directories. The net effect was that compiling a project which had a dependency on another project would result in the dependent project getting carpet-bombed with unwanted r-code. The "fix" for that would be to nuke the r-code in the dependency project before editing in order to ensure that I was running the correct r-code. What *should* happen in such cases is any intermediate r-code generated by a compile process should be dropped into a temporary directory and then deleted when the compile is completed - or - the build location of the dependent project should be honored. Tech support / PSC knows about this - I thought this would've been fixed by now.
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