Is there any macro #defined when you're building project from Carbide C++ IDE?

[DeathBaba]

Main idea is to check are we building project within the IDE or from the command line. Does anybody know, is it possible?

[wizard_hu_]

You can check symbols affecting your builds in Project/Properties, Carbide.c++/Build Configurations, Paths and Symbols. I can not relly identify anything that would help differentiating between Carbide/non-Carbide builds.
What do you want to achieve?

[DeathBaba]

I need to #ifdef when build is made locally by developer within Carbide C++ or by autobuild machine within command line. I already checked these macroses in Build Configurations settings, but it's not clear, which one is defined only within Carbide.

[wizard_hu_]

There is no such symbol. Let us extend the question: what do you want to achieve via differentiating between Carbide.c++ and command-line builds?

[DeathBaba]

Make local non-device locked build for developers to test. This is done with another #defines.

[savaj]

Make local non-device locked build for developers to test. This is done with another #defines.

Did you mean that you want to develop/test build for emulator only? if yes then check macro #ifdef __WINS__ .

[skumar_rao]

Did you mean that you want to develop/test build for emulator only? if yes then check macro #ifdef __WINS__ .

DeathBaba wants to distinguish from comandline build to Carbide.c++ build

[savaj]

DeathBaba wants to distinguish from comandline build to Carbide.c++ build

Yes, but in his last post DeathBaba said:

Make local non-device locked build for developers to test.

I really dont know what does he mean by "non-device", So i asked him if he is looking for emulator build.