Dmitry Boyarintsev wrote:
even though, it seems like -d parameter was handled as it should:
[0.009] Handling option "-Sm"
[0.009] interpreting option "-Sm"
[0.009] Handling option "-dA:=5"
[0.009] interpreting option "-dA:=5"
[0.009] Macro A set to 5
Naturally the actual value (5) is respected by conditional $if statements.
-d sets a compile-time variable, which is not the same as a macro:
http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/prog/progse6.html
Is not possible to declare a global (or unit-specific) macro from
command-line?
No.
and they have to be declared in the unit interface part?
Yes, or in an include file included in the unit interface.
Jonas
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