Haxe Conditional Compilation: Keep Platform Code Out of Your Build
Use Haxe #if directives and -D flags to exclude platform-specific code from builds where it does not apply, with verification steps for JavaScript and C++ targets.
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Use Haxe #if directives and -D flags to exclude platform-specific code from builds where it does not apply, with verification steps for JavaScript and C++ targets.
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