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I have a bunch of objects that inherit abstracts interfaces generated from an idl file. Each object that use of theses interfaces include the same file interfaces.h which contain all the c++ generated abstract classes that map to the idl interface.
Each time I change anything into interfaces.idl every classes that depend on this have to be rebuild since interfaces.h change. Is there a flag or something to tell midl to generate each abstract class in its own .h ?
The only way I can think of is to put each interface in its own IDL file, or divide them into multiple IDLs according to rate-of-change.
Then include (or is it #import — I forget) these interface IDLs into the main library IDL, which will produce the type library, if you need that.