C++ Compiler Directories and Conditionals
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Project > Options > C++ Compiler > Directories and Conditionals
Use this dialog box to set C++ Compiler directories and conditionals options.
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Target, Apply, Save |
See Target Options. |
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Common items |
| Directories and Conditionals Options | Description | Compiler switches | ||
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| bcc32 | bcc64 | bccosx | ||
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Add the Project Dir to Include path |
For convenience, adds the project directory to the #include path of the unit.cpp file. For example: #include "MyProjectDir.h" Default = False For more information, see #include. |
Platform not supported |
-iquote |
Platform not supported |
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Conditional defines |
Defines the specified identifier name to the null string. -Dname=string defines name to string. In this assignment, string cannot contain spaces or tabs. You can also define multiple #define options on the command line using either of the following methods:Include multiple definitions after a single -D option by separating each define with a semicolon (;) and assigning values with an equal sign (=). For example: BCC32.EXE -Dxxx;yyy=1;zzz=NO MYFILE.C Include multiple -D options, separating each with a space. For example: BCC32.EXE -Dxxx -Dyyy=1 -Dzzz=NO MYFILE.C See the description of the |
-D |
-D |
-D |
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Include file search path |
Specifies the drive and/or directories that contain program include files. Standard include files are those you specify in angle brackets (<>) in an #include statement (for example, #include <myfile>). For more information, see: The |
-I |
-I |
-I |
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Object file output directory |
Sets output directory to specified path. See the description of the |
-n |
N/A |
-n |
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System include search path |
Add specified directory to the C system include search path. |
Platform not supported |
-isystem |
Platform not supported |
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Undefine any previous definitions of name |
Removes the previous definition of the identifier name. See the description of the |
-U |
-U |
-U |
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Windows header file version defines |
Identifies the conditional defines targeting the highest version of Windows API header files to use. Choose an OS version from the drop down list. See http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa383745.aspx for more information. The possible values include (but are not necessarily limited to) the following:
Default = "Not specified" |
N/A |
N/A |
Platform not supported |
