22.07.2009, 07:48
It Does recognise if and else if you use #if and #else.
but I don't know how to use them for what I want to do..
but I don't know how to use them for what I want to do..
How can I make a user error appear in the compiler? (#error)
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How can I make a user error appear in the compiler? (#error) - by ғαιιοцт - 21.07.2009, 20:15
Re: How can I make a user error appear in the compiler? (#error) - by James_Alex - 21.07.2009, 20:22
Re: How can I make a user error appear in the compiler? (#error) - by ғαιιοцт - 21.07.2009, 20:23
Re: How can I make a user error appear in the compiler? (#error) - by yezizhu - 22.07.2009, 05:47
Re: How can I make a user error appear in the compiler? (#error) - by ғαιιοцт - 22.07.2009, 06:21
Re: How can I make a user error appear in the compiler? (#error) - by yezizhu - 22.07.2009, 07:12
Re: How can I make a user error appear in the compiler? (#error) - by ғαιιοцт - 22.07.2009, 07:48
Re: How can I make a user error appear in the compiler? (#error) - by yezizhu - 22.07.2009, 08:35
Re: How can I make a user error appear in the compiler? (#error) - by ғαιιοцт - 22.07.2009, 08:37
Re: How can I make a user error appear in the compiler? (#error) - by yezizhu - 22.07.2009, 08:57
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