On 10.10.2010 17:47, Bo Berglund wrote:
One question though: I need to enter this at the top of my big unit to stop Lazarus/FPC from complaining about syntax errors:{$MODE Delphi} But if this is detected by Delphi it will complain that there is no MODE command, so can I legally do this: {$IFDEF FPC} {$MODE Delphi} {$ENDIF} (I.e. can one enter compiler directives condistioned on other things in an ifdef construct?)
Yes, that is perfectly legal and even necessary if you use multiple compilers. You can also write all those settings into an *.inc file and just include that at the top of your unit (e.g. {$I compilerswitches.inc}); this works in both FPC and Delphi and so you have the same settings in all your units where you include that file (of course you need to include the {$ifdef fpc} inside the include file).
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