I want my XCode Objective-C project to be able to detect which configuration it is being built with. How can I achieve this?

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I have a solution explorer contains 2 projects. For one project I have enabled /clr with /mdd. For parent project I have /mtd and no clr support. When I compile this I get two linker errors includi...

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Possible Duplicate: Debug vs. release in .NET Debug/Release difference What is the difference between Release and Debug modes in Visual Studio while building a project?

Currently our .net code is not processor specific, but it depends on libraries (Oracle/ODP.Net) which are. We've found a solution where we edit the csproj file directly, and put the references in t...

What is an alternative to autotools in Haskell world? I want to be able to choose between different configurations of the same source code. For example, there are at least two implementations of M...

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