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by MT2002 · February 2007

: The easiest is wrapping your code behind #ifdefs.
GUIs

by MT2002 · February 2007

The easiest is wrapping your code behind #ifdefs.
C/C++ Help: Writing functions that can be used to compile out code

by tsagld · March 2005

: I am trying to write a special function. This function will have #ifdefs in it that I will use to turn on the proper execution path of the function at build time. If I turn off execution of the fu
C/C++ Help: Writing functions that can be used to compile out code

by TechiMan · March 2005

I am trying to write a special function. This function will have #ifdefs in it that I will use to turn on the proper execution path of the function at build time. If I turn off execution of the func
Erid Tetz Where Are You?

by paladin · January 2002

: Definitely. Lua is written in 100% portable ANSI C. It compiles without modifications (or #ifdefs) on pretty much every known platform. Some platforms have trouble with Lua (HP pdas, Palm OS, etc)
Erid Tetz Where Are You?

by Eric Tetz · January 2002

Definitely. Lua is written in 100% portable ANSI C. It compiles without modifications (or #ifdefs) on pretty much every known platform. Some platforms have trouble with Lua (HP pdas, Palm OS, etc),