On Mon, 22 Feb 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
# I have an application in wich i define for example an integer that is equal
# to 3. But I want the following adjustment to my program :
# When i wanna compile my program with the -g (debug) option, i'd like that
# the integer is equal to 2. What i want is a sort of
#
# #IFDEF __DEBUG__ THEN
#
# #ELSE
#
# Is this possible ?
well i just wrote this:
#include <stdio.h>
#ifdef __DEBUG__
int c = 2;
#else
int c = 3;
#endif
main() { printf ("C = %d\n", c); }
---
and if you compile it without any flags it prints 3, and if you
do
gcc -g -D__DEBUG__ foo.c -o foo
it prints 2...
the -D__DEBUG__ is important
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