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From: "Gerrit van Niekerk" <gerritvn@gpvno.co.za>
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How can one implement single line conditional compile macros with GCC? 

Instead of having:

#ifdef OPT1
<valid C line>
#endif

Having something like:
IFOPT1 <valid C line>

The following works with BorlandC, but not GCC:

#ifdef OPT1
#define IFOPT1
#else
#define IFOPT1 /##/
#endif

I understand why it does not work - I am looking for a solution, not an 
explanation :)

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