JawaKing00

I'm trying to add some test code to a previously written program, and I wanted it to be seperated from the rest of the code using #ifdefs so I can easily disable it. There are multiple test cases, but some of the test code is used for multiple tests.

Basically what I have is this:

And what I want is

Is that possible to do?

Thanks

nnxion

That's going to do the same as if you only had TEST_1 or TEST2 or TEST3 though. Why on earth would you want to handle only one case for 3 test cases?

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OpenLoop

You can have three #indef's and inside each one, set a flag. After the program finishes evaluating the three conditions, if the flag is on, do stuff. Don't forget to set the flag to false before the #ifdef's

Kaja Fumei

Or you could just do this:

JawaKing00

Well what it's for is in multiple places I set a test bit and that's in a different location for each test, but the bit gets cleared in the same place for most tests.


As for the flag, that should work. Thanks.

JawaKing00

Ok, thanks. This is more what I was looking for but I didn't know if that was possible.

Lich

you may have to put the conditions in () to make it work, not sure though

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JawaKing00

I just tested it and it appears to work exactly the way you typed it.

Thanks again.

grumpy

That is not necessary. It is fine as kaja had it.

Keep in mind that some coding guidelines discourage (or disallow depending on the intent of the guidelines) use of the preprocessor for anything other than include guards in header files.