Help needed in optimisation

[Akash]

Hi Guys, Working on a SW for New architecture , so wanted to make smaller things more optimal.
One such thing is I'm looking for is removal of frequent #ifdef s, Is there any way to minimise the usage of define/make it more generic.

Scenario:
I have multiple files, which has either #ifdef X or #ifdef not X and under it, there are different functions.

Any way?

 

[Deleted member 2829]

In my experience, code written for multiple architectures is typically littered with #ifdef's. It's a pain in the butt and can make code very hard to follow, but I'm not sure this can be avoided short of duplicating code. I think the best you can do is try and isolate the #ifdef's, as much as you can, in a couple of functions so that the bulk of the code remains platform-independent and readable. Whether this is an option for you is hard to say.

 

[Akash]

In my experience, code written for multiple architectures is typically littered with #ifdef's. It's a pain in the butt and can make code very hard to follow, but I'm not sure this can be avoided short of duplicating code. I think the best you can do is try and isolate the #ifdef's, as much as you can, in a couple of functions so that the bulk of the code remains platform-independent and readable. Whether this is an option for you is hard to say.

Thanks for your help!