Does the C ++ source file include an approved method?

Question

I have a large C ++ file (SS.cpp) which I decided to split into smaller files so that I can navigate through it without the need for aspirins. Therefore I created

SS_main.cpp
SS_screen.cpp
SS_disk.cpp
SS_web.cpp
SS_functions.cpp

and cut out all the functions from the source SS.cpp file for them.

And finally, I included them in the source file:

#include "SS_main.cpp"
#include "SS_screen.cpp" 
#include "SS_disk.cpp" 
#include "SS_web.cpp"
#include "SS_functions.cpp"

This situation persists for several months, and these are the problems that I had:

• Finding the whole solution (Shift-Ctrl-F in VS) does not search the included files because they are not listed as source files.

• I had to manually specify them to enable Subversion.

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You cannot use the included cpp files in this context, as this does not offer any benefits. The only time I came across cpp files included was that one of them was turned on to provide code for the debugging code, and an example to compile non-built-in versions of functions. This helps in code execution in the debugger.