Displaying the #include hierarchy for a C++ file in Visual Studio
There is a setting:
Project Settings -> Configuration Properties -> C/C++ -> Advanced -> Show Includes
that will generate the tree. It maps to the compiler switch /showIncludes
Show #include hierarchy in C++Builder
Sadly, there are no Borland C Compiler options for displaying the hierarchy of #included files. See Embarcadero's BCC32 CLI docs.
However, an alternative (granted, not as clean) is to use the Borland C Compiler Preprocessor, e.g.
CPP32 -Sr source.cpp # outputs source.i with comments and indentation retained
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