3.6.2 How BuildTuxedo Uses the Header File

In the header file, BuildTuxedo adds the necessary PRAGMA statements to build the current Oracle Tuxedo ATMI project correctly. BuildTuxedo opens the file specified in the Header File field of the Build page, if the file is present; otherwise, it creates a new one. A section starting with:

//Begin Tuxedo Section*****DO NOT EDIT*****

and ending with:

//End Tuxedo Section

designates the area in the header file in which pragma statements are written. This area is maintained by BuildTuxedo. If BuildTuxedo does not locate this section in the file, it appends it to the end of the header file. Because all other text within the file remains unchanged, you can specify stdafx.h as the header file.

Note:

If your project is new, and you select OK or Apply, you must select Files into Project from the MSDEV Insert menu. You then add the file generated by BuildTuxedo to the current project. You need to do this only for a new project or when you change the name of the C/C++ output file.