CCS support for version checking at compile time? [Solved]

[newguy]

I've searched and either I'm not using the proper keywords or what I'm looking for doesn't exist.

Does CCS have some kind of support for a compiler environment check? For example, let's say I create a project and eventually release something. I use compiler version 5.x, and leave comments in the code saying as much. A colleague then edits the project to make a minor change but uses compiler version 5.y and - for argument's sake - something breaks.

It would be useful to force the compiler to check what compiler version is actually being used, and generate an error if it's not what it is supposed to be.

I realize that I could simply put in a

[newguy]

Nevermind: I knew I had seen something about compiler version checking/restriction. If you use the IDE, it's in Options->Project, General. Checkbox for "Use specific compiler version"

[jeremiah]

We also do a precompiler check against the version and issue either a #warning or #error if the compiler version doesn't match.

Something like:

[newguy]

That's exactly what I was looking for. Cheers!

[bkamen]