Jon Wahlmann wrote:
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Andrew Lentvorski
One of the best articles I ever read was in C/C++ User's
Journal talking about portable code and how to get rid of
#ifdef's. The big one was to isolate the API to a single
file which gets selected at *compile* time by the *build* system.
By chance do you know which issue this was found in? I'm presently working
on a project to extract any platform specific APIs and move them into their
own architecture file. Specifically, moving from VxWorks-based to a generic
platform that would allow re-targeting for Linux, Cygwin, whatever.
Sigh. I just *knew* someone was going to ask me that.
http://www.cuj.com/articles/2003/0306/
Imagine--Jim Hyslop, Herb Sutter
Portability without #idefs? It's (sort of) easy if you really try.
Was it *that* long ago that I read the article? Sheesh.
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