Every compiler has a macro like <code>__BORLANDC__</code> defined that enables the programmer to activate or deactivate certain behaviour or workarounds. Is such a macro defined while IntelliSense parses files so I can activate workarounds for bugs? <pre class="prettyprint"><code>#if defined __INTELLISENSE__ #define SOMETHING #endif </code></pre>

Yes. It's called <code>__INTELLISENSE__</code>, as you've guessed. <pre class="prettyprint"><code>#ifdef __INTELLISENSE__ // ... #endif </code></pre>

Is there a macro defined when IntelliSense is parsing?

Every compiler has a macro like __BORLANDC__ defined that enables the programmer to activate or deactivate certain behaviour or workarounds.

Is such a macro defined while IntelliSense parses files so I can activate workarounds for bugs?

#if defined __INTELLISENSE__
#define SOMETHING
#endif

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asked Nov 03 '14 22:11

Yes. It's called __INTELLISENSE__, as you've guessed.

#ifdef __INTELLISENSE__
// ...
#endif

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answered Oct 20 '22 16:10

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