Using Macros to Print Debug Messages in C [moved]

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Saturday, November 22nd, 2008 Programming

sami says:

مشكور على المعلومات القيمة يا ابو البلد

أهلاً وسهلاً. تعال كل يوم

wdef says:

Handy macro – just what I was looking for.
Thanks

Sonixant says:

Instead of defining DEBUG from the code you can define it at compile time directly from gcc, e.g.:
$ gcc -DDEBUG …

you can even create a target rule for debugging in your makefile, just add the rule:
debug:
$(MAKE) DBGFLAGS=”-DDEBUG”

this way a simple:
$ make debug

makes the trick!

Thank you @Sonixant

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