Automatically touch all files that use a certain #define (#ifdef foo / #endif)

Say you have a C project with tons of files, and tons of configurations managed by using the -D option in GCC to define some flags.

In my particular case, I have loads of files with that kind of stuff:

void foo( sometype *x)
{
   do_stuff_with_x(x);

#ifdef MY_FLAG
   do_additional_stuff(x);
#endif

#ifdef OTHER_FLAG
   do_some_other_stuff(x);
#endif

}

Now, whenever I change one of the flags, I need to clear the project and recompile all the source code because I cannot selectively touch the files that use this flag.

Is it possible, using Eclipse under Windows, to do th开发者_如何学Pythonat? Maybe an Eclipse plugins, or whatever.

For linux, I might use some mix of grep, find and touch, but on Windows I have no idea.

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Okay, under people pressure, I installed MSYS and used a command like this one:

$ find . -name "*.c" -or -name "*.h" | xargs grep "MYFLAG" -q -l | xargs touch

You can actually add some other filters to find to tune more finely your touched files.

I didn't know xargs, any idea on my command line?

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If you have already cooked up a solution for Unix with grep, find and touch, why don't you do the same on Windows? You can use msys and the unix tools that come with it.

I don't have an Eclipse installation on the machine I am at the moment, but I'm sure you can launch a batch from Eclipse

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Why wouldn't you use a mix of grep, find, and touch on Windows too?

http://unxutils.sourceforge.net/