Predefined constant for Crossworks IDE?

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Pjmonty

• October 17, 2011 07:35

Sorry if this is specified somewhere, but I can't find any sort of predefined constant that indicates I'm compiling in the Crossworks compiler IDE.  For example, GNU defines "__GNUC__" , Borland has "__BORLANDC__", etc.  This lets you put in #ifdefs and the like that use this value to compile a certain way when the compiler is GCC, Borland, etc.

I know that Crossworks uses GCC, but so do many other IDEs.  I want to be able to tell I'm compiling using the Crossworks IDE specifically. Is there a "__CROSSWORKS__" constant I'm unaware of?

Thanks,

PeterM

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  Ben Stuyts

  • October 17, 2011 13:59

  I asked the same questions once for the AVR compiler:

  __CROSSWORKS       (generic, any CrossWorks compiler)
  __CROSSWORKS_AVR   (CrossWorks for AVR)

  Ben

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