Re: ESQL/C: Compile-time version

In the 7.20 sqlhdr.h file, there are some macros defined for this purpose: CLIENT_SQLI_VER is one which I have started using. It is more difficult if you wish to distinguish between earlier versions -- much more difficult. I use the -DESQLC_VERSION=710 notation on the command line in stuff such as the ESQL/C headers for use with C++ which have been circulated to this news group in the past. Yours, Jonathan Leffler (johnl@informix.com) #include <disclaimer.h> PS: CLIENT_SQLI_VER is a #define, not a $define. }From: plkapp@aol.com (PLKapp) }Date: 27 Jun 1996 07:23:19 -0400 }X-Informix-List-Id: <news.25482> } }Is there a C or ESQL preprocessor macro that can be used at compile time }to determine which version is being used? I have some source code that }needs to be compiled both with version 5 and version 7 ESQL. For example, }I would like the error message routine to use rgetlmsg() if possible, but }it is new for version 7 (or 6). I'd like to have both versions in an }#ifdef (or $ifdef) block of code, but I haven't found a good candidate to }test for. } }I know I could just pick my own macro(s) and -D them on the command line, }and I know that esql -V will report the version, but I'm hoping to avoid }any "clever tricks" if there is a straight-forward way. } }Paul Kapp ----> PLKapp@aol.com -OR- plk@interactive.visa.com