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ClassView Clutter in eMbedded Visual C++

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    My project's Classview has become cluttered with a lot of classes and global functions. Many of these are used internally by a component. Is there a way to remove the ones from Classview that I find unnecassary. I am using Microsoft eMbedded Visual C++. Thanks for any help. -Steve

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      My project's Classview has become cluttered with a lot of classes and global functions. Many of these are used internally by a component. Is there a way to remove the ones from Classview that I find unnecassary. I am using Microsoft eMbedded Visual C++. Thanks for any help. -Steve

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      You can create folders in ClassView - right-click the project and select New Folder. You can then drag classes into the folder. Unfortunately you can't manage global functions in this way. An alternative is simply to remove the headers from the project. They aren't required to be part of the project in order to compile - dependency analysis will pick them up. Obviously you should not remove them from source control, if you're using IDE integrated source control.

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