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{ and consist mostly of mappings from the VERXXX directives defined by }
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// Last modified: $Date: 2007-03-18 18:48:59 +0100 (dim., 18 mars 2007) $
// For history see end of file
(*
- Development environment directives
This file defines two directives to indicate which development environment the
library is being compiled with. Currently this can either be Delphi, Kylix,
C++ Builder or FPC.
Directive Description
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DELPHI Defined if compiled with Delphi
KYLIX Defined if compiled with Kylix
DELPHICOMPILER Defined if compiled with Delphi or Kylix/Delphi
BCB Defined if compiled with C++ Builder
CPPBUILDER Defined if compiled with C++ Builder (alias for BCB)
BCBCOMPILER Defined if compiled with C++ Builder or Kylix/C++
DELPHILANGUAGE Defined if compiled with Delphi, Kylix or C++ Builder
BORLAND Defined if compiled with Delphi, Kylix or C++ Builder
FPC Defined if compiled with FPC
- Platform Directives
Platform directives are not all explicitly defined in this file, some are
defined by the compiler itself. They are listed here only for completeness.
Directive Description
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
WIN32 Defined when target platform is 32 bit Windows
MSWINDOWS Defined when target platform is 32 bit Windows
LINUX Defined when target platform is Linux
UNIX Defined when target platform is Linux or Unix
- Visual library Directives
The following directives indicate for a visual library. In a Delphi/BCB
(Win32) application you need to define the VisualCLX symbol in the project
options, if you want to use the VisualCLX library. Alternatively you can use
the IDE expert, which is distributed with the JCL to do this automatically.
Directive Description
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
VCL Defined for Delphi/BCB (Win32) exactly if VisualCLX is not defined
VisualCLX Defined for Kylix; needs to be defined for Delphi/BCB to
use JCL with VisualCLX applications.
- Other cross-platform related defines
These symbols are intended to help in writing portable code.
Directive Description
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PUREPASCAL Code is machine-independent (as opposed to assembler code)
Win32API Code is specific for the Win32 API;
use instead of "{$IFNDEF CLR} {$IFDEF MSWINDOWS}" constructs
- Delphi Versions
The following directives are direct mappings from the VERXXX directives to a
friendly name of the associated compiler. These directives are only defined if
the compiler is Delphi (ie DELPHI is defined).
Directive Description
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DELPHI1 Defined when compiling with Delphi 1
DELPHI2 Defined when compiling with Delphi 2
DELPHI3 Defined when compiling with Delphi 3
DELPHI4 Defined when compiling with Delphi 4
DELPHI5 Defined when compiling with Delphi 5
DELPHI6 Defined when compiling with Delphi 6
DELPHI7 Defined when compiling with Delphi 7
DELPHI8 Defined when compiling with Delphi 8
DELPHI2005 Defined when compiling with Delphi 2005
DELPHI9 Alias for DELPHI2005
DELPHI10 Defined when compiling with Delphi Personality of BDS 4.0
DELPHI11 Defined when compiling with Delphi for Win32 2007
DELPHI1_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 1 or higher
DELPHI2_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 2 or higher
DELPHI3_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 3 or higher
DELPHI4_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 4 or higher
DELPHI5_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 5 or higher
DELPHI6_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 6 or higher
DELPHI7_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 7 or higher
DELPHI8_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 8 or higher
DELPHI2005_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 2005 or higher
DELPHI9_UP Alias for DELPHI2005_UP
DELPHI10_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi Personality of BDS 4.0 or higher
DELPHI11_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi for Win32 2007 or higher
- Kylix Versions
The following directives are direct mappings from the VERXXX directives to a
friendly name of the associated compiler. These directives are only defined if
the compiler is Kylix (ie KYLIX is defined).
Directive Description
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
KYLIX1 Defined when compiling with Kylix 1
KYLIX2 Defined when compiling with Kylix 2
KYLIX3 Defined when compiling with Kylix 3
KYLIX1_UP Defined when compiling with Kylix 1 or higher
KYLIX2_UP Defined when compiling with Kylix 2 or higher
KYLIX3_UP Defined when compiling with Kylix 3 or higher
- Delphi Compiler Versions (Delphi / Kylix, not in BCB mode)
Directive Description
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DELPHICOMPILER1 Defined when compiling with Delphi 1
DELPHICOMPILER2 Defined when compiling with Delphi 2
DELPHICOMPILER3 Defined when compiling with Delphi 3
DELPHICOMPILER4 Defined when compiling with Delphi 4
DELPHICOMPILER5 Defined when compiling with Delphi 5
DELPHICOMPILER6 Defined when compiling with Delphi 6 or Kylix 1, 2 or 3
DELPHICOMPILER7 Defined when compiling with Delphi 7
DELPHICOMPILER8 Defined when compiling with Delphi 8
DELPHICOMPILER9 Defined when compiling with Delphi 2005
DELPHICOMPILER10 Defined when compiling with Delphi Personality of BDS 4.0
DELPHICOMPILER11 Defined when compiling with Delphi for Win32 2007
DELPHICOMPILER1_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 1 or higher
DELPHICOMPILER2_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 2 or higher
DELPHICOMPILER3_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 3 or higher
DELPHICOMPILER4_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 4 or higher
DELPHICOMPILER5_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 5 or higher
DELPHICOMPILER6_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 6 or Kylix 1, 2 or 3 or higher
DELPHICOMPILER7_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 7 or higher
DELPHICOMPILER8_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 8 or higher
DELPHICOMPILER9_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 2005
DELPHICOMPILER10_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi Personality of BDS 4.0 or higher
DELPHICOMPILER11_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi for Win32 2007 or higher
- C++ Builder Versions
The following directives are direct mappings from the VERXXX directives to a
friendly name of the associated compiler. These directives are only defined if
the compiler is C++ Builder (ie BCB is defined).
Directive Description
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
BCB1 Defined when compiling with C++ Builder 1
BCB3 Defined when compiling with C++ Builder 3
BCB4 Defined when compiling with C++ Builder 4
BCB5 Defined when compiling with C++ Builder 5
BCB6 Defined when compiling with C++ Builder 6
BCB10 Defined when compiling with C++ Builder Personality of BDS 4.0
BCB1_UP Defined when compiling with C++ Builder 1 or higher
BCB3_UP Defined when compiling with C++ Builder 3 or higher
BCB4_UP Defined when compiling with C++ Builder 4 or higher
BCB5_UP Defined when compiling with C++ Builder 5 or higher
BCB6_UP Defined when compiling with C++ Builder 6 or higher
BCB10_UP Defined when compiling with C++ Builder Personality of BDS 4.0 or higher
- Borland Developer Studio Versions
The following directives are direct mappings from the VERXXX directives to a
friendly name of the associated IDE. These directives are only defined if
the IDE is Borland Developer Studio Version 2 or above.
Note: Borland Developer Studio 2006 is marketed as Delphi 2006 or C++Builder 2006,
but those provide only different labels for identical content.
Directive Description
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
BDS Defined when compiling with a Borland Developer Studio version's dcc32.exe
BDS2 Defined when compiling with BDS 2.0 (Delphi 8)
BDS3 Defined when compiling with BDS 3.0 (Delphi 2005)
BDS4 Defined when compiling with BDS 4.0 (Borland Developer Studio 2006)
BDS5 Defined when compiling with BDS 5.0 (Codegear RAD Studio 2007)
BDS2_UP Defined when compiling with BDS 2.0 or higher
BDS3_UP Defined when compiling with BDS 3.0 or higher
BDS4_UP Defined when compiling with BDS 4.0 or higher
BDS5_UP Defined when compiling with BDS 5.0 or higher
- Compiler Versions
The following directives are direct mappings from the VERXXX directives to a
friendly name of the associated compiler. Unlike the DELPHI_X and BCB_X
directives, these directives are indepedent of the development environment.
That is, they are defined regardless of whether compilation takes place using
Delphi or C++ Builder.
Directive Description
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
COMPILER1 Defined when compiling with Delphi 1
COMPILER2 Defined when compiling with Delphi 2 or C++ Builder 1
COMPILER3 Defined when compiling with Delphi 3
COMPILER35 Defined when compiling with C++ Builder 3
COMPILER4 Defined when compiling with Delphi 4 or C++ Builder 4
COMPILER5 Defined when compiling with Delphi 5 or C++ Builder 5
COMPILER6 Defined when compiling with Delphi 6 or C++ Builder 6
COMPILER7 Defined when compiling with Delphi 7
COMPILER8 Defined when compiling with Delphi 8
COMPILER9 Defined when compiling with Delphi 9
COMPILER10 Defined when compiling with Delphi or C++ Builder Personalities of BDS 4.0
COMPILER11 Defined when compiling with Delphi for Win32 2007
COMPILER1_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 1 or higher
COMPILER2_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 2 or C++ Builder 1 or higher
COMPILER3_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 3 or higher
COMPILER35_UP Defined when compiling with C++ Builder 3 or higher
COMPILER4_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 4 or C++ Builder 4 or higher
COMPILER5_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 5 or C++ Builder 5 or higher
COMPILER6_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 6 or C++ Builder 6 or higher
COMPILER7_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 7
COMPILER8_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 8
COMPILER9_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi Personalities of BDS 3.0
COMPILER10_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi or C++ Builder Personalities of BDS 4.0 or higher
COMPILER11_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi for Win32 2007 ir higher
- RTL Versions
Use e.g. following to determine the exact RTL version since version 14.0:
{$IFDEF CONDITIONALEXPRESSIONS}
{$IF Declared(RTLVersion) and (RTLVersion >= 14.2)}
// code for Delphi 6.02 or later, Kylix 2 or later, C++ Builder 6 or later
...
{$IFEND}
{$ENDIF}
Directive Description
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RTL80_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 1 or later
RTL90_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 2 or later
RTL93_UP Defined when compiling with C++ Builder 1 or later
RTL100_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 3 or later
RTL110_UP Defined when compiling with C++ Builder 3 or later
RTL120_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 4 or later
RTL125_UP Defined when compiling with C++ Builder 4 or later
RTL130_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 5 or C++ Builder 5 or later
RTL140_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 6, Kylix 1, 2 or 3 or C++ Builder 6 or later
RTL150_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 7 or later
RTL160_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi 8 or later
RTL170_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi Personalities of BDS 3.0 or later
RTL180_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi or C++ Builder Personalities of BDS 4.0 or later
RTL185_UP Defined when compiling with Delphi for Win32 2007 or later
- Feature Directives
The features directives are used to test if the compiler supports specific
features, such as method overloading, and adjust the sources accordingly. Use
of these directives is preferred over the use of the DELPHI and COMPILER
directives.
Directive Description
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SUPPORTS_CONSTPARAMS Compiler supports const parameters (D1+)
SUPPORTS_SINGLE Compiler supports the Single type (D1+)
SUPPORTS_DOUBLE Compiler supports the Double type (D1+)
SUPPORTS_EXTENDED Compiler supports the Extended type (D1+)
SUPPORTS_CURRENCY Compiler supports the Currency type (D2+)
SUPPORTS_THREADVAR Compiler supports threadvar declarations (D2+)
SUPPORTS_OUTPARAMS Compiler supports out parameters (D3+)
SUPPORTS_VARIANT Compiler supports variant (D2+)
SUPPORTS_WIDECHAR Compiler supports the WideChar type (D2+)
SUPPORTS_WIDESTRING Compiler supports the WideString type (D3+/BCB3+)
SUPPORTS_INTERFACE Compiler supports interfaces (D3+/BCB3+)
SUPPORTS_DISPINTERFACE Compiler supports dispatch interfaces (D3+/BCB3+)
SUPPORTS_DISPID Compiler supports dispatch ids (D3+/BCB3+/FPC)
SUPPORTS_EXTSYM Compiler supports the $EXTERNALSYM directive (D4+/BCB3+)
SUPPORTS_NODEFINE Compiler supports the $NODEFINE directive (D4+/BCB3+)
SUPPORTS_LONGWORD Compiler supports the LongWord type (unsigned 32 bit) (D4+/BCB4+)
SUPPORTS_INT64 Compiler supports the Int64 type (D4+/BCB4+)
SUPPORTS_DYNAMICARRAYS Compiler supports dynamic arrays (D4+/BCB4+)
SUPPORTS_DEFAULTPARAMS Compiler supports default parameters (D4+/BCB4+)
SUPPORTS_OVERLOAD Compiler supports overloading (D4+/BCB4+)
SUPPORTS_IMPLEMENTS Compiler supports implements (D4+/BCB4+)
SUPPORTS_DEPRECATED Compiler supports the deprecated directive (D6+/BCB6+)
SUPPORTS_PLATFORM Compiler supports the platform directive (D6+/BCB6+)
SUPPORTS_LIBRARY Compiler supports the library directive (D6+/BCB6+)
SUPPORTS_LOCAL Compiler supports the local directive (D6+/BCB6+)
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