.make file issues/ configuration parameters in headers

[JY]

Hi,

I'm trying to #define a parameter like,

#define MY_CONFIG_PARAM 0

in a header file, and then trying to check its value later (in the same
header)

#if $(MY_CONFIG_PARAM) != 0
#define SOMETHING_ELSE
#endif

and I need to do something similar in make files.

In the Visual Studio environment (VS 2005 SP1) it gives me errors when I add
this to the header file. What would be the correct definitions?

TIA,
JY

[Igor Tandetnik]

Post by JY
I'm trying to #define a parameter like,
#define MY_CONFIG_PARAM 0
in a header file, and then trying to check its value later (in the
same header)
#if $(MY_CONFIG_PARAM) != 0
#define SOMETHING_ELSE
#endif

#if MY_CONFIG_PARAM != 0

[Pavel A.]

In makefile, this woud be

!if $(MY_CONFIG_PARAM) != 0
SOMETHING_ELSE=1
!endif

and # char is a comment.
--pa

Post by Igor Tandetnik

Post by JY
I'm trying to #define a parameter like,
#define MY_CONFIG_PARAM 0
in a header file, and then trying to check its value later (in the
same header)
#if $(MY_CONFIG_PARAM) != 0
#define SOMETHING_ELSE
#endif

#if MY_CONFIG_PARAM != 0
--
With best wishes,
Igor Tandetnik
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