Preprocessor

[Steve]

I have never really used the preprocessor commands so this may seem like a
newbie question.

In my development code, I short circuit certain variables being set by
hardcoding them. So for example I would say something like

PlanID = 1;

However, in the production code, PlanID comes already assigned to me and if
I keep this assignment, I will be using the wrong PlanID.

So if I use

#define DEBUG
:
:

#if DEBUG
PlanID = 1;
#endif

This works great.

HOWEVER......
I would like to have one DEBUG definition to use for the whole project.
What is the best way to do this?

Thanks.

Steve

[Mattias Sjögren]

I would like to have one DEBUG definition to use for the whole project.
What is the best way to do this?

Csc.exe /d:DEBUG

if you're using the command line compiler, or set it in the project
properties in VS.NET.

Mattias

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[nalin perera]

Hi Steve,

Add the /define:DEBUG switch during compilation or add the DEBUG
symbol in the Conditional Compilation Constants in the property pages
for the project. (AFAIK the DEBUG symbol would already be defined by
default for debug builds)

Regards,
Nalin Perera.

"Steve" <steve@I_dont_n eed_no_stickin_ penis_pills.com > wrote in message news:<e5******* ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl>.. .

I have never really used the preprocessor commands so this may seem like a
newbie question.

In my development code, I short circuit certain variables being set by
hardcoding them. So for example I would say something like

PlanID = 1;

However, in the production code, PlanID comes already assigned to me and if
I keep this assignment, I will be using the wrong PlanID.

So if I use

#define DEBUG
:
:

#if DEBUG
PlanID = 1;
#endif

This works great.

HOWEVER......
I would like to have one DEBUG definition to use for the whole project.
What is the best way to do this?

Thanks.

Steve

[Steve]

You guys are the best. Exactly what I needed. Thanks.

Steve


"Steve" <steve@I_dont_n eed_no_stickin_ penis_pills.com > wrote in message
news:e5******** *****@tk2msftng p13.phx.gbl...

I have never really used the preprocessor commands so this may seem like a
newbie question.

In my development code, I short circuit certain variables being set by
hardcoding them. So for example I would say something like

PlanID = 1;

However, in the production code, PlanID comes already assigned to me and if I keep this assignment, I will be using the wrong PlanID.

So if I use

#define DEBUG
:
:

#if DEBUG
PlanID = 1;
#endif

This works great.

HOWEVER......
I would like to have one DEBUG definition to use for the whole project.
What is the best way to do this?

Thanks.

Steve