Definitive way to include files on c++ avoiding cyclic dependencies

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I always have problems with c++ on this, I spend more time trying to solve dependencies instead of programming when I setup a new project. I search the internet a way to do this automatic, or softwares that do that. In fact, I always program on geany and compile with shell script files...

So, is there a software to manage this? Do IDE's do that?

I always include .cpp files on my main.cpp and then I include the .hpp files on these .cpp. So, if I have a main.cpp, a object.hpp and a object.cpp, I will include the object.cpp in the main.cpp and the object.hpp on the object.cpp. Is there a better way to do that?

Can I just include the .hpp files and in the build script add every .cpp file?

I just cant find the answer on the internet, maybe im doing the wrong question...

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Mete

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Definitive way to include files on c++ avoiding cyclic dependencies