Probably yes.Originally Posted by mickey
No you don't. Do you use methods defined there?I need take it here...
No. You should avoid including to much files in headers, because it slows down the compilation. But the reason of failure might be that qmake sees that it needs that included file in the current file, but that file is included in the other one, so it depends on it and thus it creates a cycle. Of course it might be something different, but you should try removing that include from the header file.But wich is different between include in implem and in declaration? I thought it was the same for success of compile...
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