Avoiding #ifdefs
Marek Vasut
marek.vasut at gmail.com
Wed Jan 6 01:23:04 EST 2010
Dne St 6. ledna 2010 07:04:37 CoDeBrEaKeR napsal(a):
> Most of the times its is easy to start having a lot of #ifdef statements in
> your code. Since this is not a proper thing to do, placing the #ifdef in a
> header file would be the usual suggestion. well, i understand this as far
> as #ifdefs in functions are concerned. How about structures?
>
> for Ex:
>
> static struct something = {
> .name = "xyz",
> .driver_name = "something",
> #ifdef SOME_ARCH_TYPE
> .bla = DO_THIS,
> #else
> .bla = DO_SOMETHING_ELSE,
> #endif
> };
>
> How do i avoid #ifdef here, any idea??
If you want to do some run-time detection, then do so and assign 'bla' at
runtime...
if (x)
something.bla = somefn;
else
...
>
> Thanks.
>
> ~A
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