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Does your IDE or editor of choice not show errors when it cannot find a header? If it does, why not just delete the suspects and check whether it still compiles?

You could run a command on the command line, prepending #warning "I am being included or some such thing to every header, although that seems not so straightforward, so you might be better off inserting that line by hand. The #warning directive prints something when the header is processed, so you should see al those messages belonging to included headers.

Does your IDE or editor of choice not show errors when it cannot find a header? If it does, why not just delete the suspects and check whether it still compiles?

You could run a command on the command line, prepending #warning "I am being includedincluded" or some such thing to every header, although that seems not so straightforward, so you might be better off inserting that line by hand. The #warning directive prints something when the header is processed, so you should see al those messages belonging to included headers.