Does the DDK’s build environments pass preprocessor defines to code to specify x86/ia64/x64 for the code to use with #ifdef, etc.?
Does the DDK’s build environments pass preprocessor defines to code to specify x86/ia64/x64 for
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Does the DDK’s build environments pass preprocessor defines to code to specify x86/ia64/x64 for the code to use with #ifdef, etc.?
From what I’ve seen it does not.
However, when setting up your makefile, make
i385,amd64andia64directories and store your separate code files in those.Then, in your sources file, use the
I386_SOURCES=,AMD64_SOURCES=andIA64_SOURCES=vars, respectively, to specify the source files.This works with .asm files, and should work with all other .c files as well.