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Martin Green

Hi,
Does anyone here ever use #message in other compilers?

It is a useful tool for making sure that code with many #ifdef compiles the way you want without adding to the number of warnings.


thanks,
Martin

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  • 0 in reply to Dan Henry

    To my knowledge, #warning is not part of Standard C either.

    Your knowledge is apparently correct. At least from skimming the n869 draft for ISO C99, I don't see #warning mentioned. I was under the delusion it had been added for C99. But apparently not, and #warning is still just a non-standard extension (common or not).

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  • 0 in reply to Dan Henry

    To my knowledge, #warning is not part of Standard C either.

    Your knowledge is apparently correct. At least from skimming the n869 draft for ISO C99, I don't see #warning mentioned. I was under the delusion it had been added for C99. But apparently not, and #warning is still just a non-standard extension (common or not).

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