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Is this possible?
Basically, what I want to do is something like this:
#includeIfItExists "header.h"
and if header.h does not exist, the compiler simply continues on its merry way.
I’m by no means an expert C guy but I don’t believe that this is possible natively. I think the recommend route would be to pass in a named macro at the compiler level using
-Dand if it is (or possibly is not) defined perform your include. This way the person compiling the program has to make a conscious decision to skip the include (or include it).