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distinguishing between VC2002 and VC2003

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Andreas Busse - 17 Sep 2003 07:38 GMT
Hello,

is there a way to distinguish between VC.NET 2002 and VC.NET 2003 at
compile-time (pre-defined preprocessor macros)? I have only found
_MSC_VER to be set to 1300 in both versions, which doesn't solve this
problem. Do I have to define my own macro or redefine _MSC_VER?

regards,
 Andreas
Jochen Kalmbach - 17 Sep 2003 10:03 GMT
> is there a way to distinguish between VC.NET 2002 and VC.NET 2003 at
> compile-time (pre-defined preprocessor macros)? I have only found
> _MSC_VER to be set to 1300 in both versions, which doesn't solve this
> problem.

No!

VC7.0 => _MSC_VER = 1300
VC7.1 => _MSC_VER = 1310

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