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What's the "DNS_BLOCK_ASSERTIONS" (C compiler flag)?

What's the "DNS_BLOCK_ASSERTIONS" (C compiler flag)?

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The NS_BLOCK_ASSERTIONS (no "D") suppresses the checks performed by NSAssert. You supply them to the compiler using -DNS_BLOCK_ASSERTIONS.

Marcelo Cantos  2010-05-02 05:53:53
Just to clarify, `-D` defines a constant, and it is one of the confusing flags that doesn't have a space between it and it's parameter.
Matthew Scharley  2010-05-02 06:00:30
Clear! Thanks very much!
Eonil  2010-05-02 06:07:34

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