Re: #define
Re: #define
- Subject: Re: #define
- From: Christian Longshore Claiborn <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 12 Mar 2003 17:30:42 -0800
You shouldn't need to make any definition there, if what you describe
is true. If you wanted to use the C API, you could set
-DUSE_C_API
in the "Other C Compiler Flags" portion of your target definition. But
since the file seems to define the Objective-C version by default, you
ought to be all set.
Christian
On Wednesday, March 12, 2003, at 04:28 pm, Hussain Bandukwala wrote:
Hi All,
This is a very rudimentary question and would appreciate it if someone
would answer it for me.
There is a C and an Objective C version of an API in the same .m file.
The file is in the following fornat:
#ifdef USE_C_API
C version
#else
Objective C version
I would like to use the Objective C version. Whatand where in the file
do I make the required definition to access the Objective C version?
Thanks,
Hussain
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