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In article <e5c40519.0308260208.5cdd6477@posting.google.com>,
 agrosam@onlinehome.de (Andreas Grosam) wrote:

>MW Ron <mwron@metrowerks.com> wrote in message 
>news:<mwron-9D5A52.14174225082003@enews.newsguy.com>...
>> Some Compiler Features:
>[...]
>> * The prefix file field has been removed from the C/C++ Language panel. 
>> You can use the new text field that can be used to #define macros, set 
>> #pragmas, or #include prefix files.
>That is, the content of this text field was formerly included with a
>prefix file.
>Means this is equivalent to the old method:
>Formerly in the Prefix File Field:
>MyPrefixFile.h
>
>New Text field:
>#include MyPrefixHeader.h
>
>which has the same effect.
>
>And now we have more flexibility:
>#define MY_DEBUG
>#include MyPrefixFile.h
>
>Right?

right  and more.

>Question:
>Will this text field be included for pre-compiling, too? That is, if
>there is a MyPrecompHeader.pch++, will the text field implicitly
>included in the precomp source file?

There is a check box to use if for Precompiled headers or not.

>Would this be possible:
>#if __option(precompile)
>   #define MY_OPTION
>   #define PRECOMPILE_TARGET  "MyPrecompTarget1.mch"
>      // MyPrecompHeader.pch++ contains #pragma precompile_target
>PRECOMPILE_TARGET
>#else
>    #include "MyPrecompTarget1.mch"
>#endif

I think so, but I've not tried it.  If the option is on it should let 
you do this.

Ron

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