I am working on a feature, the code changes of which need to be guarded by checking registry keys. In .cpp
files, I can simply check if the registry key is on or not and subsequently add the code changes. Here's an example:
bool isRegistryKeyOn = SomeMethodToCheckRegistryKey();
if(isRegistryKeyOn)
{
// New code goes here..
}
else
{
// Older one's here..
}
Now, I am facing a problem during changes in the header file. Suppose the header contains the following declarations:
class SomeClass
{
long var;
...
};
typedef int A;
And as part of the feature, I need this:
class SomeClass
{
long long var;
...
};
typedef int A;
typedef long long B;
How can I get around this requirement? All solutions, including the out-of-the-box ones are welcome!
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