[fpc-pascal] undefining multiple defines
Olle Raab
olle.r at automagika.se
Sun Mar 6 23:30:58 CET 2005
05-03-03 10.55, skrev Marc Santhoff följande:
> Am Do, den 03.03.2005 schrieb Marco van de Voort um 08:32:
>>> unit b;
>>> ...
>>> {$undef M1-M15}
>>
>> Such constructs won't work, for the same reason that variablenames with
>> numbers in it can't be used as such.
>>
>> For the compiler it is an alphanumerical identifier, and the number(s) have
>> no meaning.
>
> According to the Programmers Guide MACPAS-Mode alows to use $SETC M=8
> and I assume that "$if M=8" can check it.
In MACPAS it would be "$IFC M=8" but otherwise you are correct.
> Unfortunately my program is compiled with -S2 and I fear these two modes
> are no combinable (I'll test later), are they?
No, sorry.
You can however define a macro, afaik:
{$DEFINE M := 8}
To get this work you then have to turn macros on in the unit, and live with
that:
{$MACRO ON}
Olle
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