c++ - Is there a way to prevent a header file without header guards from being included at all at compile time? - Stack Overflow

I am trying to ban the inclusion of a list of header files from a source file, and thus preventing the dependency on classes defined in those headers.

There are tricks of checking the header guard macros (like the following), but, in my case, the headers to exclude all use #pragma once instead of header guards.

#ifdef A_BANNED_HEADER_FILE_H
static_assert(false);
#endif

Is there a way to enforce 0 inclusion at compile time?