Many of these macros are defined automatically depending on your compiler version, which is OOFILE doing the right thing without you having to think about it.
use \ingroup oofStandardLibMacros to include items in this group
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| #define | OOF_NO_STDLIB |
| Define to suppress use of standard library strings and streams. | |
| #define | OOF_USE_ANSI_STREAMS |
| Will compile using older streams by default or standard iostreams. | |
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Define to suppress use of standard library strings and streams. Use if parts of OOFILE being used in embedded environments such as QuickTime components or compiling with Embedded Visual C++ for PocketPC.
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Will compile using older streams by default or standard iostreams. Is always defined - if you don't define it in advance, will be set to 0 for older compilers, 1 for newer. You can therefore define it as 0 to force a more recent compiler to build with old streams. |
1.3.5