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When I develop both a sketch to run on both android and on the desktop there is a need for an #ifdef like construct for library loading, input, and initialization purposes. Currently I have to either run an external preprocessor such as mcpp, then load the sketch, rinse and repeat for a switch to android / java mode... or I can maintain separate codebases for <100 lines of code. I think it would be fairly easy to implement into the processing preprocessor, is this within the scope of project or is it considered unnecessary complexity?
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When I develop both a sketch to run on both android and on the desktop there is a need for an #ifdef like construct for library loading, input, and initialization purposes. Currently I have to either run an external preprocessor such as mcpp, then load the sketch, rinse and repeat for a switch to android / java mode... or I can maintain separate codebases for <100 lines of code. I think it would be fairly easy to implement into the processing preprocessor, is this within the scope of project or is it considered unnecessary complexity?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: