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From: Jim.Spencer@p510.f22.n282.z1.fidonet.org (Jim Spencer)
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Subject: Question for THINK C gurus
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Date: 2 Apr 91 02:18:07 GMT
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Robert Wallen writes in a message to All

RW> I can tell whether a source file is being compiled with MPW or 
RW> Think-C by checking the defined(MPW) vs defined(THINK_C) pre-processor 
RW> directives. 
RW> If I am using Think-C, is there some way I can tell which mode 
RW> of object is being produced? i.e. is there some sort of 
RW> #if defined(APPL)  defined(DESKACC)  defined(DRIVER)  defined(RSRC) 
RW> #endif 
RW> that lets me know whats selected in the Project Type window? 
RW> Page 442 of the Think manual would lead me to believe not but 
RW> I can always hope??? 

No big deal, just manually define the type of code you are producing.