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preprocessing directives to prevent a project from release and debug symbols

Is there anyway to restrict by using pre-processing directives to prevent a project from compiling when both the Release and Debug symbols are defined?

Please let me know.

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See here. According to this it works in VC++ as well.

Space_C0wb0y  2010-03-31 09:47:56
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Assuming C/C++:

#if defined (Debug) && defined (Release)
  #error Debug and Release are both defined !
#endif
Paul R  2010-03-31 10:30:41

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