Hey, I'm going into my first attempt at coding Win32 - which isn't really relevant - and I've just thought that with all these messy Window/Dialog procs, it might be easier to make a whole new file for each dialog proc or maybe just group them into files. This might end up being a pretty large number of files, though, and I was wondering if this would have any negative effects or (I suspect) positive effects. With code broken into more files, Dev-Cpp/g++ (my IDE&Compiler) should recognize which files need to be recompiled and which not to, so compile times would actually be faster, right? Is the time the linker takes to put these files together negligible or would it outweigh any gain from selective compilation? Thanks! It probably won't matter much, but I'm kind of curious.

Ahh, I see. Thank you both very much. Seems like it will be just fine and dandy to use lots of files. :) After reading that article, though, I think maybe I should be renaming some of my .h's to .cpp's...oops.