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The pchheader function specifies the #include form of the precompiled header file name.

#!lua
pchheader ("name.h")

See Using Precompiled Headers for more information.

Parameters

name.h is the name of the precompiled header, *as it is specified in the #include statements of the project source code. If your source code includes the header like this:

#!c
#include "myproject.h"

...specify the header in your script like this, even if the file itself is located on a different path relative to the project (and presumably found at compile time via the include file search paths):

#!lua
pchheader "myproject.h"

Applies To

Project configurations.

Availability

Premake 4.0 and up.

See Also

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