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$DEFINE - where should I put it?
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Ruud Baltissen
Aug 6, 2012, 8:05:45 AM8/6/12
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Hallo allemaal,
Where should I put my $DEFINE so it is "written once, valid for all units"? Or am I thinking a bit too simplistic? :)
Thanks for any help/info!
Groetjes, Ruud Baltissen
www.Baltissen.org
Where should I put my $DEFINE so it is "written once, valid for all units"? Or am I thinking a bit too simplistic? :)
Thanks for any help/info!
Groetjes, Ruud Baltissen
www.Baltissen.org
Marco van de Voort
Aug 7, 2012, 4:40:41 AM8/7/12
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On 2012-08-06, Ruud Baltissen <rbalt...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Where should I put my $DEFINE so it is "written once, valid for all
> units"? Or am I thinking a bit too simplistic? :)
1. on _every_ commandline or global in the IDE
> Where should I put my $DEFINE so it is "written once, valid for all
> units"? Or am I thinking a bit too simplistic? :)
2. in an .inc file that you include in every unit right after the interface
keyword.
If you change any of these, build instead of compile.
Ruud Baltissen
Aug 9, 2012, 2:25:41 PM8/9/12
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> > Where should I put my $DEFINE so it is "written once, valid for all
>
> > units"? Or am I thinking a bit too simplistic? :)
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> 1. on _every_ commandline or global in the IDE
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> 2. in an .inc file that you include in every unit right after the interface
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> keyword.
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>
Hartelijk dank !!! / Thank you !!!
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> > units"? Or am I thinking a bit too simplistic? :)
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> 1. on _every_ commandline or global in the IDE
>
> 2. in an .inc file that you include in every unit right after the interface
>
> keyword.
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