On 10-Jan-07, at 12:52 AM, Joe Huber wrote:
I'm writing some #IFs to conditionally include references to
certain plugins which only have certain classes on certain
platforms. How do I determine if the IDE is currently running on
Intel?
eg eSellerate uses different classnames in their UB plugin for
Intel Mach-O and PPC Mach-O vs their standard plugin for PEF and
Windows. Their UB plugin does not contain PEF nor Windows parts.
And their older plugin does not contain any Intel parts.
So I want to determine if the IDE is running on Intel so that I can
access the UB classes in their UB plugin. Or if the IDE is running
on PPC or Rosetta then I want to access the standard classes in
their older plugin. And if the Target is Windows or PEF while
building on an Intel machine, I plan to throw a compile error.
No way to do this AFAIK - Your choices are to compile each target on
it's native platform (or a platform that shares the same plugin API)
or create a stub plugin that implements the missing APIs for the
platform you're compiling on.
Well that, or complain to eSellerate until they fix the mess they've
made ;)
It's a shame you can't mark an entire method/module or class as
platform conditional, 'cause that could offer a way out of this
situation as well: <http://realsoftware.com/feedback/viewreport.php?
reportid=exezohgj>
Frank.
<http://developer.chaoticbox.com/>
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