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Hi,

Anyone out there using the Dynamic C compiler? If so, I have a question. Every so often I get into the situation where not #define ing something, or some other simple minded typo (such as leaving of a ";") lands me in a compiler error message from the math library, or some other system type library. Obviously, the problem is in one of my modules (or libraries), but it is IMPOSSIBLE to guess which one if I have made changes to several of them. Furthermore, there seems to be a HUGE dependency upon WHERE #define s are placed. For the life of me, I cannot figure out what the "rule of thumb" is for where to place #define s. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

TIA

Bill

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Bill Grigg
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I suppose the rule of thumb is to put the defines where they need to belong. It depends on the define itself. You might be defining something that later code or preprocessor directives use, so it has to be before them. But maybe the define depends on a previous symbol that is defined in some included file, so it has to be defined after the include.

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