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When you select the DEBUG (as opposed to RELEASE) build then it is already defined for you.
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>>Where it prints?
If you use a TRACE command it prints to the output window (which is in visual studio)
If you use a TRACE command it prints to the output window (which is in visual studio)
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eg.
TRACE(_T("In put your function/class/whatever here"));
or
TRACE(s); //s is a string variable, eg with the value of some other variable in it
TRACE(_T("In put your function/class/whatever here"));
or
TRACE(s); //s is a string variable, eg with the value of some other variable in it
The question was related to
# ifdef DEBUG
and in the source I have already debugging printings like
DEBUG_PRINT1 ...
and others.
So the question is how should I compile and run this code in Visual Studio 2010 to see the existing printing and not adding new TRACEs?
# ifdef DEBUG
and in the source I have already debugging printings like
DEBUG_PRINT1 ...
and others.
So the question is how should I compile and run this code in Visual Studio 2010 to see the existing printing and not adding new TRACEs?
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In my snapshot there are only two project configurations defined. Debug and Release. That show the currently selected (=active) one is debug.
Dear, if I need something define or add, please advice how.
I simply wants that in the lib code I compile and run get debugging printing, using already existing in the code
# ifdef DEBUG
.....
DEBUG_PRINT1 ...
and others.
I attached lib code to the original question.
Please advice.
I simply wants that in the lib code I compile and run get debugging printing, using already existing in the code
# ifdef DEBUG
.....
DEBUG_PRINT1 ...
and others.
I attached lib code to the original question.
Please advice.
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The following will define a symbol called DEBUG
#define DEBUG
(but for a debug build it is already defined so you do not need to do anything)
ps. You can add that line of code to .h files or .cpp files anywhere you wish. The symbol is only visible to the compiler AFTER it is defined.
#define DEBUG
(but for a debug build it is already defined so you do not need to do anything)
ps. You can add that line of code to .h files or .cpp files anywhere you wish. The symbol is only visible to the compiler AFTER it is defined.
such precompiler directive should be pass from outside of code by compiler.
in Linux there is something -D<var> can I do such thing in Win?
in Linux there is something -D<var> can I do such thing in Win?
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You can define things in the command line to the compiler BUT it is not a variable. They determine which blocks of code are compiled or not. (See the project settings).
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