| Macro Name |
Description |
__cplusplus |
For C++ programs, this
macro is set to the integer 1, indicating that the
compiler is a C++ compiler. Note that this macro name has
no trailing underscores. |
| __FILE__ |
A character string
literal containing the name of the source file. The value
of __FILE__ changes as the compiler processes include
files that are part of your source program. It can be set
with the #line directive. |
| __DATE__ |
A character string
literal containing the date when the source file was
compiled. The value of __DATE__ changes as the compiler
processes any include files that are part of your source
program. The date is in the form: "Mmm dd yyyy"
where:
- Mmm - represents the month in an
abbreviated form (Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun,
Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, or Dec).
- dd - represents the day. If the
day is less than 10, the first d is a blank
character.
- yyyy - represents the year.
The date is always set to the system
date.
|
| __LINE__ |
An integer representing
the current source line number. The value of __LINE__
changes during compilation as the compiler processes
subsequent lines of your source program. It can be set
with the #line directive. |
| __STDC__ |
For C programs, the
compiler sets this macro to the integer 1 (one) to
indicate that the C compiler conforms to the ISO/ANSI
standard. For C++ programs, this macro is set to the
integer 0, indicating that the C++ language is not a
proper superset of C, and that the compiler does not
conform to ISO/ANSI C. |
| __TIME__ |
A character string
literal containing the time when the source file was
compiled. The value of __TIME__ changes as the compiler
processes any include files that are part of your source
program. The time is in the form: "hh:mm:ss"
where:
- hh - represents the hour.
- mm - represents the minutes.
- ss - represents the seconds.
The time is always set to the system
time.
|
| __TIMESTAMP__ |
A character string
literal containing the date and time when the source file
was last modified. The value of __TIMESTAMP__ changes as
the compiler processes any include files that are part of
your source program. The date and time are in the form:"Day Mmm dd hh:mm:ss yyyy"
where:
- Day - represents the day of the
week (Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, or Sun).
- Mmm - represents the month in an
abbreviated form (Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun,
Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, or Dec).
- dd - represents the day. If the
day is less than 10, the first d is a blank
character.
- hh - represents the hour. mm
represents the minutes.
- ss - represents the seconds.
- yyyy - represents the year.
The date and time are always set to the
system date and time.
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