Predefined preprocessor symbols

These are all new with ECX.

__AMIGADATE__

• this is set to current date as ‘(DD.MM.YYYY)’, useful with version strings.

#define __AMIGADATE__ '(08.01.2008)'

verstr:
   CHAR '$VER: Blala 1.0 ', __AMIGADATE__, 0

__DATE__

• this is set to the current date as ‘DD-Mmm-YYYY’ #define __DATE__ '08-Jan-2008'

__TIME__

• this is set to the current time as ‘HH:MM:SS’ #define __TIME__ '19:45:13'

__TARGET__

• this symbol is set to a name describing the current target, as an immediate string. Example: WriteF('\s\n', __TARGET__) -> MorphOS,PPC

__AMIGAOS__, __AMIGAOS4__, __MORPHOS__

• one of these symbols will be set for respective targets operating system.

__M68K__, __PPC__

• one of these symbols will be set for respective targets CPU.

ECX_VERSION

• this is set to the current version of ECX.

   46 = v1.2
   47 = v1.3
   48 = v1.4
   49 = v1.4.x
   50 = v1.5
  

  This is mainly just to check if compiled with ECX.

          #ifdef ECX_VERSION
             ..do super cool ecx stuff..
          #endif