How can I add a #define to the linker command file in BCLIDE?
Submitted by Kirk Zurell on Tue, 2007-11-20 21:46.
linking | support
If the #define is not already present in a header file or C program module, create a new header file for it and list the file in the Include Files list. Select the Include Files tab and click . In the Open dialog, choose the file and click .
It is also possible to specify #define values in the COMMAND= line in the Options tab in BCLIDE. This value is passed through to the compiler to use during code generation:
COMMAND= -dIDENTIFIER[=VALUE]
Please note:
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This setting only applies to code generation during linking. Compiling C code into object files must not rely on this definition.
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If VALUE has any embedded spaces, you must enclose it in quotes.
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If VALUE has any embedded semicolon characters, you must enclose it in quotes.
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