Author: Dan Honeycutt
Date: 07:55:01 09/06/04
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On September 06, 2004 at 07:02:52, Volker Böhm wrote:
>Hi Stuart,
>
>once we used #ifdef´s too. I use now constants. My C++ compiler is able to fully
>remove any "if (false)" or "if (true).
>
>Thus
>#define DONULL
>#ifdef DONULL
>*Nullmove-Code*
>#endif
>
>is
>
>const DoNull = true;
>
>if (DoNull)
>{
> *Nullmove-Code*
>}
>
>It works fine and is less ugly to read.
>
>Greetings Volker
Thanks Volker. Not only easier to read but if you want to try an adaptive
version you can simply remove the const declaration and set DoNull to the
desired condition.
Hardly a day goes by reading this forum that I don't pick up some useful piece
of information.
Dan H.
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