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The #eof compiler directive is used to indicate that the compiler should consider that end-of-file has been reached for the current source file.
#eof will end any active #if group that became active during the reading of the current source file. If the #eof was inside of an included file, then any conditions that that were active when the #include line was read will still be active.
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#if defined(myroutine) #eof #endif #define myroutine // The code that follows will only be included once // If the routine was already included previously, // these lines will not be passed to the Node.js compiler |
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