What I've always done is to have that block in code like
#ifdef RELEASE
{ ... code ... }
#endif
and then, in the build configuration of either the project or target, I select
the Release configuration and add the pre processor macro "RELEASE". I forget
the setting name exactley, but it's along the lines of "other preprocessor
macros" but it's pretty easy to find.
There may well be a better way to do this, but this approach has worked fine so
far.
-Andy
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Subject: #define and #ifdef statements for different build configs
I have an app that uses different frameworks and method calls based
upon the currently selected build configuration.
How can I easily setup an #ifdef statement that will only execute if
I've chosen the "Release" build configuraiton?
Thanks in advance.
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