Intrinsic Defines
Preprocessor symbols defined by the compiler.
Description
Intrinsic defines are set by the compiler and may be used as any other defined symbol. Intrinsic defines often convey information about the state of the compiler, either in general or at a specific point in the compilation process. Most intrinsic defines are associated with a value.
Platform Information
Defines that provide information on the system.
Version Information
Defines that provide information on the `fbc` compiler version being used.
Command-line switches
Defines that provide information with the command-line switches used with `fbc`.
Environment Information
Defines that provide information about the operating system environment.
Context-specific Information
Defines that provide context information about the compilation process.

Platform Information __FB_WIN32__ Defined if compiling for Windows. __FB_LINUX__ Defined if compiling for Linux. __FB_DOS__ Defined if compiling for DOS. __FB_CYGWIN__ Defined if compiling for Cygwin. __FB_FREEBSD__ Defined if compiling for FreeBSD. __FB_NETBSD__ Defined if compiling for NetBSD. __FB_OPENBSD__ Defined if compiling for OpenBSD. __FB_DARWIN__ Defined if compiling for Darwin. __FB_XBOX__ Defined if compiling for Xbox. __FB_BIGENDIAN__ Defined if compiling on a system using big-endian byte-order. __Fb_Pcos__ Defined if compiling for a common PC OS (e.g. DOS, Windows, OS/2). __Fb_Unix__ Defined if compiling for a Unix-like OS. Version Information __FB_VERSION__ Defined as a string literal of the compiler version. __FB_VER_MAJOR__ Defined as an integral literal of the compiler major version number. __FB_VER_MINOR__ Defined as an integral literal of the compiler minor version number. __FB_VER_PATCH__ Defined as an integral literal of the compiler patch number. __FB_MIN_VERSION__ Macro to check for a minimum compiler version. __FB_BUILD_DATE__ Defined as a string literal of the compiler build date. __FB_SIGNATURE__ Defined as a string literal of the compiler signature. Command-line switches __Fb_Backend__ Defined to either `"gas"` or `"gcc"` depending on -gen. __Fb_Gcc__ True (`-1`) if -gen gcc is used, false (`0`) otherwise. __FB_MAIN__ Defined if compiling a module with an entry point. __FB_DEBUG__ True (`-1`) if the `"-g"` switch was used, false (`0`) otherwise. __FB_ERR__ Zero (`0`) if neither the `"-e"`, `"-ex"` or `"-exx"` switches were used. __Fb_Fpmode__ Defined as `"fast"` if compiling for fast SSE math, `"precise"` otherwise. __Fb_Fpu__ Defined as `"sse"` if compiling for SSE floating point unit, or `"x87"` for normal x87 floating-point unit. __FB_LANG__ Defined to a string literal of the `"-lang"` dialect used. __FB_MT__ True (`-1`) if the `"-mt"` switch was used, false (`0`) otherwise. __FB_OUT_DLL__ True (`-1`) in a module being compiled and linked into a shared library, false (`0`) otherwise. __FB_OUT_EXE__ True (`-1`) in a module being compiled and linked into an executable, false (`0`) otherwise. __FB_OUT_LIB__ True (`-1`) in a module being compiled and linked into a static library, zero (`0`) otherwise. __FB_OUT_OBJ__ True (`-1`) in a module being compiled only, zero (`0`) otherwise. __FB_SSE__ Defined if compiling for SSE floating point unit. __Fb_Vectorize__ Defined as the level of automatic vectorization (`0` to `2`) | Environment Information __FB_ARGC__ Defined as an integer literal of the number of command-line arguments passed to the program. __FB_ARGV__ Defined as a `ZString Ptr Ptr` to the command line arguments passed to the program. __DATE__ Defined as a string literal of the compilation date in "mm-dd-yyyy" format. __Date_Iso__ Defined as a string literal of the compilation date in "yyyy-mm-dd" format. __TIME__ Defined as a string literal of the compilation time. __PATH__ Defined as a string literal of the absolute path of the module. Context-specific Information __FILE__ and __FILE_NQ__ Defined as the name of the module. __FUNCTION__ and __FUNCTION_NQ__ Defined as the name of the procedure where it's used. __LINE__ Defined as an integer literal of the line of the module where it's used. __FB_OPTION_BYVAL__ True (`-1`) if parameters are declared by value by default, zero (`0`) otherwise. __FB_OPTION_DYNAMIC__ True (`-1`) if all arrays are variable-length, zero (`0`) otherwise. __FB_OPTION_ESCAPE__ True (`-1`) if string literals are processed for escape sequences, zero (`0`) otherwise. __Fb_Option_Gosub__ True (`-1`) if gosub support is enabled, zero (`0`) otherwise. __FB_OPTION_EXPLICIT__ True (`-1`) if variables and objects need to be explicitly declared, zero (`0`) otherwise. __FB_OPTION_PRIVATE__ True (`-1`) if all procedures are private by default, zero (`0`) otherwise.