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Metrowerks #define __MWERKS__ - davidfeode - Jan 8 11:48:00 2004



Hello all,
i'd like to figure out what kind of compiler runs through my code
at compile time.
The only predefined macro of metrowerks compiler I could find
is the __MWERKS__ define that delivers the Version Number of the
compiler. (0x3200 at my installation).

But I would prefer to get additionally the target processor
because we will use different metrowerks compilers on the same code
snippets in the near future.

Does anybody know where to get documentation of these #defines.
I couldn't find anything in the metrowerks documentation.
Thanks in advance
David




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