Defines | |
#define | GAL_SYNTAX_INTL |
This macro is defined when Intel C++ compiler is detected. It is used to handle compiler specific syntax. | |
#define | GAL_SYNTAX_MSVC |
This macro is defined when Microsoft C/C++ compiler is detected. It is used to handle compiler specific syntax. | |
#define | GAL_SYNTAX_GNUC |
This macro is defined when GNU G++ compiler is detected. It is used to handle compiler specific syntax. | |
#define | GAL_PLATFORM_WIN |
This macro is defined when Windows operating system is detected. It is used to handle operating system specifica calls. | |
#define | GAL_PLATFORM_NIX |
This macro is defined when Unix-like operating system (Linux, Mac OS X, BSD) is detected. It is used to handle operating system specifica calls. | |
#define | GAL_PLATFORM_MACOS |
This macro is defined when Mac OS X operating system is detected. It is used to handle operating system specifica calls. | |
#define | GAL_STL_EXT_MSVC |
This macro is defined when Microsoft STL extensions are detected. It is used to handle different STD extensions. | |
#define | GAL_STL_EXT_GNUC |
This macro is defined when GNU STL extensions are detected. It is used to handle different STD extensions.. | |
#define | GAL_STL_EXT_DMC |
This macro is defined when STLport (Digital Mars) STL extensions are detected. It is used to handle different STD extensions.. | |
#define | APICALL |
Defines calling convention used by run-time environment and operating system API. On all supported systems and compilers this macro is set to cdecl . | |
#define | GACALL |
Defines calling convention used by GAL. On all supported systems and compilers except Intel C++ compiler on Linux and Mac OS this macro is set to fastcall . Intel C++ compiler on Linux and Mac OS this macro is set to cdecl . | |
#define | GAL_API |
This macro marks function/methods or global variable as exported symbol when building library. When it used from another project which use the library it marks function/method or global variable as imported symbol. It should only be specified in function/method declaration, not in definition. This macro is set to nothing on all systems except on Windows. | |
#define | GAL_API_EXPORTING |
This macro is defined when the library is compiled. This macro is not defined for projects that imports the library. |
#define APICALL |
Defines calling convention used by run-time environment and operating system API. On all supported systems and compilers this macro is set to cdecl
.
#define GACALL |
Defines calling convention used by GAL. On all supported systems and compilers except Intel C++ compiler on Linux and Mac OS this macro is set to fastcall
. Intel C++ compiler on Linux and Mac OS this macro is set to cdecl
.
#define GAL_API |
This macro marks function/methods or global variable as exported symbol when building library. When it used from another project which use the library it marks function/method or global variable as imported symbol. It should only be specified in function/method declaration, not in definition. This macro is set to nothing on all systems except on Windows.
#define GAL_API_EXPORTING |
This macro is defined when the library is compiled. This macro is not defined for projects that imports the library.
#define GAL_PLATFORM_MACOS |
This macro is defined when Mac OS X operating system is detected. It is used to handle operating system specifica calls.
#define GAL_PLATFORM_NIX |
This macro is defined when Unix-like operating system (Linux, Mac OS X, BSD) is detected. It is used to handle operating system specifica calls.
#define GAL_PLATFORM_WIN |
This macro is defined when Windows operating system is detected. It is used to handle operating system specifica calls.
#define GAL_STL_EXT_DMC |
This macro is defined when STLport (Digital Mars) STL extensions are detected. It is used to handle different STD extensions..
#define GAL_STL_EXT_GNUC |
This macro is defined when GNU STL extensions are detected. It is used to handle different STD extensions..
#define GAL_STL_EXT_MSVC |
This macro is defined when Microsoft STL extensions are detected. It is used to handle different STD extensions.
#define GAL_SYNTAX_GNUC |
This macro is defined when GNU G++ compiler is detected. It is used to handle compiler specific syntax.
#define GAL_SYNTAX_INTL |
This macro is defined when Intel C++ compiler is detected. It is used to handle compiler specific syntax.
#define GAL_SYNTAX_MSVC |
This macro is defined when Microsoft C/C++ compiler is detected. It is used to handle compiler specific syntax.