I got a few suggestions earlier that I though I understood but apparently
no. I've got two targets in my project (Release and Debug) and two "prefix"
headers (one in each target). In the Preferences:C/C++ Language panel, I've
entered the appropriate filename into the "Prefix File:" field. My debug
prefix file looks like this:
#ifndef PREFIX_DEBUG_H_INCLUDED
#define PREFIX_DEBUG_H_INCLUDED
#define ERROR_CHECK_LEVEL ERROR_CHECK_FULL
#include <BuildRules.h>
#endif /* ! PREFIX_DEBUG_H_INCLUDED */
The release prefix is the same except for ERROR_CHECK_NONE.
Switching between my debug and release targets doesn't seem to be defining
ERROR_CHECK_LEVEL properly. It's set to ERROR_CHECK_FULL in both targets.
I'm sure I'm just being thick skulled here. Can anyone tell me again what
I'm doing wrong? Maybe an example of someone's prefix files?
My apologies for not getting this the first time.
-Paul
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