compiler defines, magic strings, etc.
compiler defines, magic strings, etc.
- Subject: compiler defines, magic strings, etc.
- From: Rob McKeever <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2003 13:26:49 -0800
Excuse me if this has been covered recently, but I don't recall seeing
it.
Has anyone given thought to compiling a list of the Xcode/Project
Builder magic strings, GCC compiler default defines, etc. into a
technote that can easily be kept up to date with the latest released
version of the tools? I know that much of this info is available
through the release notes, but a lot of it is difficult to locate or
has me spending time searching through Darwin-ized source code looking
for places where it might be used. Particularly for developers new to
Xcode/Project Builder I could see this being useful as it will help
people in porting their code from existing development suites.
...The latest one I've been looking for is a good way to be able to
distinguish in Xcode which set of platform APIs are currently being
compiled against. There seems to be some defines in various system
frameworks, but I'm wondering if there is a more central set of values
that can be checked to see if I'm compiling against 10.1 vs. 10.2 or
10.3 (or OS X vs. straight Darwin).
Ideas? Thoughts? Corrections? Insensitive remarks?
-Rob
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