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I'm using makefiles for compiling my java codes. In these makefiles, I'm
using CFLAGS to pass the requisite variable definitions. But even then
#ifdef directive does not seems to be picking up the variable as being
defined.

Any pointers ?
Arun
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  ag> I'm using makefiles for compiling my java codes. In these
  ag> makefiles, I'm using CFLAGS to pass the requisite variable
  ag> definitions. But even then #ifdef directive does not seems to be
  ag> picking up the variable as being defined.

You'll have to be more detailed.  Give an example.  What does your
compile line look like when make invokes the compiler?  Do you see the
-DFOO option on the compile line?

I'm not sure what you mean by "using CFLAGS to pass the requisite
variable definitions"?  You're aware that compilers don't know CFLAGS
from a hole in the wall; it's up to your makefile rules to invoke the
compiler using the value of the make variable $(CFLAGS)... right?

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