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Delphi Predefined Conditionals on iOS: IOS, MACOS, MACOS32, POSIX and POSIX32 (via: Conditional compilation (Delphi) – RAD Studio)

Posted by jpluimers on 2014/03/03

Just a reminder to Self after reading Predefined Conditions in Conditional compilation (Delphi) – RAD Studio.

On iOS, these conditional symbols are defined:

  • IOS
  • MACOS
  • MACOS32
  • POSIX
  • POSIX32

For the (x86 based) iOS simulator, CPU386 and CPUX86 are defined.

For iOS physical devices, CPUARM is defined.

For OS X and the iOS Simulator, ALIGN_STACK is defined as some parameters (including Extended) require to be aligned on 16-byte boundaries. For explanation, see the Mac OS X Stack Alignment article by Eli Boling, as well as PC_MAPPED_EXCEPTIONS and UNDERSCOREIMPORTNAME (sometimes een PIC).

–jeroen

via: Predefined Conditions in Conditional compilation (Delphi) – RAD Studio.

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