| ??? 08/22/12 12:10 Read: times |
#188114 - -Ddefine or -Ddefine=val Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Don't the IDE supports specifying a #define symbol in the project file?
Then one of the project-global header files can contain:
#if BUILT_VARIANT=1
#define MAX_QSIZE 100
#define RELAY_COUNT 4
#define HAVE_UART2
...
#elif BUILD_VARIANT=2
#define MAX_QSIZE 20
#define RELAY_COUNT 8
#define HAVE_SPI
#define HAVE_BATTERY_CHARGER
...
#else
#error "Unsupported build alternative."
#endif
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