28.12.2013, 00:07
Personally I would prefer the second, because I'm most familiar with it. I think most people are more familiar with the second;l however I believe it is a matter of opinion.
Is there a difference "undef, const, define"
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Is there a difference "undef, const, define" - by Manowar - 27.12.2013, 23:00
Re: Is there a difference "undef, const, define" - by nmader - 28.12.2013, 00:07
Re: Is there a difference "undef, const, define" - by park4bmx - 28.12.2013, 00:44
Re: Is there a difference "undef, const, define" - by Ada32 - 28.12.2013, 01:33
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