- 1 year ago
How to check if '32-bit prefered' is toggled using visual studio variables
In Visual Studio, you can check if the "32-bit preferred" option is toggled by using the _M_IX86
preprocessor definition. This definition is automatically set by the Visual C++ compiler based on the selected project configuration.
Here's an example of how you can check the value of _M_IX86
:
cpp#ifdef _M_IX86
// 32-bit preferred is toggled
// Add your code here for 32-bit preferred configuration
#else
// 32-bit preferred is not toggled
// Add your code here for other configurations
#endif
In the code snippet above, if _M_IX86
is defined, it means that the "32-bit preferred" option is toggled. You can add your code specific to the 32-bit preferred configuration inside the #ifdef _M_IX86
block. Otherwise, the code inside the #else
block will be executed for other configurations.
Note that this method is specific to Visual C++ and may not work with other compilers or languages. Additionally, make sure to check the documentation and behavior specific to your version of Visual Studio to ensure accurate results.