compiler directives for any Delphi version

[DavidB3]

Hi.

I want to make my code work in any Delphi version.
For this I use compiler directives. But the compiler is still not happy 100%.

{$IF Defined(Ver80) or
   Defined(Ver90) or
   Defined(Ver100) or
   Defined(Ver120) or
   Defined(Ver130) or
   Defined(Ver140) or
   Defined(Ver150) or
   Defined(Ver160) or
   Defined(Ver170) or
   Defined(Ver180) or
   Defined(Ver185) or
   Defined(Ver190)}
{$ELSE}
{$DEFINE ALREADY_UNICODE}
{$IFEND}

{$IF NOT DEFINED(ALREADY_UNICODE)}

//some Unicode functions/procedures for old Delphi versions

{$IFEND}

XE5 compiler is keep warning me about {$IFEND}. It wants {$ENDIF} or {$LEGACYIFEND ON}.
But {$ENDIF} and {$LEGACYIFEND ON} are not accepted by older versions.

What can I do?
Thank you.

Regards,
David

 

[Glenn9999]

See this:

http://delphi.about.com/od/objectpascalide/a/compiler_ver.htm

{$IfDef DefName}
...
{$Else}
...
{$EndIf}

VER80 - Delphi 1
VER90 - Delphi 2
VER100 - Delphi 3
VER120 - Delphi 4
VER130 - Delphi 5
VER140 - Delphi 6
VER150 - Delphi 7
VER160 - Delphi 8
VER170 - Delphi 2005
VER180 - Delphi 2006
VER180 - Delphi 2007
VER185 - Delphi 2007
VER200 - Delphi 2009
VER210 - Delphi 2010
VER220 - Delphi XE
VER230 - Delphi XE2
WIN32 - Indicates that the operating environment is the Win32 API.
LINUX - Indicates that the operating environment is Linux
MSWINDOWS - Indicates that the operating environment is the MS Windows
CONSOLE - Indicates that an application is being compiled as a console application

It is not possible for anyone to acknowledge truth when their salary depends on them not doing it.

 

[Glenn9999]

{$ENDIF} is accepted on Delphi 3, btw.

It is not possible for anyone to acknowledge truth when their salary depends on them not doing it.

 

[DavidB3]

Ok, thanks for the tip.