30 Apr
2009
30 Apr
'09
5:35 p.m.
Hi all,
Is there a gpc directive that can issue a message and then abort the compilation? I tried {$M ...} but it does not stop the compilation process.
My goal is to prohibit the use of FillChar() in our code by stopping the compilation when the compiler finds one.
I used a macro that redefines FillChar(a,b,c); as {$M ERROR: Fillchar use is not allowed!} but this does not seem sufficient to prevent its usage and its destructive effect on strings :-(
If there is no such compiler directive, any other suggestion is welcome.
Regards
Pascal Viandier