Can you use macros defined in static libraries? I have my own debug macro called TWDEBUG that I use in a static library I create for sharing.
I am working on a project right now that has to separate project files. One complies in Silverlight 3 and the other in Silverlight 4. The project creates a user control that is used in a couple other
I want to sniff the current version of IE8 (and I\'m so sorry, but no other way, I have to do that). I know that feature sniffing should be used instead of browser sniffing, but hey, my boss doesn\'t
We have several projects in development sharing the same codebase. Certain pieces of code are only relevant to one or other of those projects.
I have added some debugging code to my app which I want to call only when needed. I remember there is some kind of IFDEF that can be used to conditionally include code into a source file.
All JS minifiers that I can find work by a combination of whitespace elimination, variable renaming, and regular compression.However, much more could be cut if the minifier was aware of which function
During debugging I added a bunch of service references pointing to services on the Debug开发者_Python百科 machine. Is there any way to automatically regenerate the service references based upon the Co
I\'m trying to figure out which of the additions to the algorithm headers are supported by a given implementation (gcc and MSVC would be enough).
I see that there are some benefits to conditional compilation using constructs like #ifdef over runtime conditional checks such as smaller compiled file size, probably faster execution, and somewhat e
I want to write code that compiles conditionally and according to the following two cases: CASE_A: for(int i = 1; i <= 10; ++i){
加载中,请稍侯......