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Conditional Compiling

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timotay01
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Is there a way to setup a conditional compile for the entire project typically done in a make file with -D ?
 
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CrasyCat
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Hello
 
Which processor are you targeting (HC08, HC12, ...)?
Are you planning to build from the IDE or from a make file?
 
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timotay01
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Sorry, build from IDE, and part is CF5208
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CrasyCat
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If you are using CodeWarrior for Coldfire V6.x you can just add the #define corresponding to the macro you want to define in the target settings "C/C++ Preprocessor Panel".

This panel can be found in the target setting dialog. Press ALT + F7 to open the dialog.

If you are using an older version of the tools, you have to go through a prefix file.
A prefix file is a header file which is included in each ANSI C source file.

Macros are defined there using #define and you specify the name of your prefix file in the target "C/C++ Language Panel".

I hope this helps.

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timotay01
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Yes that was what I was looking for thanks.
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