Well I tried that, but for some reason the dll does not change?
dcc32 "J:\My Documents\Delphi 5 Projects\MyProj\MyProj.dpr"
/DACTIVEDESKTOP /B /Q
and in one of my units I have
{$IFDEF ACTIVEDESKTOP}
ShowMessage('Active Desktop');
{$ENDIF}
-----Original Message-----
From: Nello Sestini [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, 25 May 2001 2:18 p.m.
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: Re: Re: [DUG]: Compiler Switches
> OK, but how do I do it using the command line compiler?
oh sorry - i misunderstood.
i thought you didn't want to use the command line complier
but thought you might have to to get the switches.
use the /D option to the command line compiler to pass
in the switches to define.
>From the help:
The conditional defines option
The /D option lets you define conditional symbols, corresponding to the
{$DEFINE symbol} compiler directive. The /D option must be followed by
one or more conditional symbols separated by semicolons (;). For
example, the following command line
DCC32 MYSTUFF /DIOCHECK;DEBUG;LIST
defines three conditional symbols, iocheck, debug, and list, for the
compilation of MYSTUFF.PAS. This is equivalent to inserting
{$DEFINE IOCHECK}
{$DEFINE DEBUG}
{$DEFINE LIST}
at the beginning of MYSTUFF.PAS. If you specify multiple /D directives,
you can concatenate the symbol lists. Therefore,
DCC32 MYSTUFF /DIOCHECK/DDEBUG/DLIST
is equivalent to the first example.
-ns
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