For a static Win32 library, how can I detect that any of the “Use MFC” options is set?
i.e.
#ifdef ---BuildingForMFC---
....
#else
...
#endif
For a static Win32 library, how can I detect that any of the Use
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For a static Win32 library, how can I detect that any of the “Use MFC” options is set?
i.e.
#ifdef ---BuildingForMFC---
....
#else
...
#endif
I have always checked for the symbol _MFC_VER being defined.
This is the version number of MFC being used 0x0700 = 7.0
It is in the “Predefined Macros” in MSDN