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I have some C code that is wrapped in a preprocessor directive:
#if defined(TEST)
// do stuff
#endif
and I need to execute do stuff from Python via ctypes – is there any way I can define TEST?
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ctypesor python. ctypes only deals with already compiled libraries and allows you to call functions in them. If you want to execute a function that is only conditionally defined you’ll have to compile the library with the right directives set.In gcc that would be something like
gcc -D TEST <rest as usual>