Answer by Respiro for c++ #ifdef Mac OS X question
Small correction: #ifdef TARGET_OS_MAC will get you always true on both OS X and iOS, as it is defines either 0 or 1 depending on platform, but when APPLE is defined, TARGET_OS_MAC is defined as well,...
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According to Microsoft, _WIN32 will cover both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows. And __APPLE__ works for Clang (at least in Mavericks). So one correct way to write the ifdefs above is:#ifdef...
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It depends on the compiler. #ifdef __APPLE__ works for gcc.
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According to this answer:#ifdef __APPLE__ #include "TargetConditionals.h" #ifdef TARGET_OS_IPHONE // iOS #elif TARGET_IPHONE_SIMULATOR // iOS Simulator #elif TARGET_OS_MAC // Other kinds of Mac OS...
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I am fairly new to C++. I am currently working on a group project and we want to make our classes compatible with both the lab computers (Windows) and my computer (Mac OS X). Here is what we have been...
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