I’d like to do something similar to this in g++:
printf("Architecture: %s", M_ARCH);
but I don’t know how or if it’s even possible?
I’d like to do something similar to this in g++: printf(Architecture: %s, M_ARCH); but
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I’d like to do something similar to this in g++:
printf("Architecture: %s", M_ARCH);
but I don’t know how or if it’s even possible?
No, there doesn’t appear to be anything that easy.
Specific architectures are defined such as
__amd64__and__i386__, but you would have to write your own macro to check#ifdef __amd64__etc to define your ownM_ARCH.(You can check all of the existing preprocessor definitions by using
gcc -dM -E foo.c > defines.)