#undef Directive
Syntax: #undef <variable_name>
The #undef
directive may appear anywhere inside the code. It need not appear at the beginning of a line. The directive and the variable name are case sensitive.
This directive deletes (i.e. undefines) the specified variable. Variables are defined (created) by using the #define directive.
Notes:
- It is harmful to undefine a variable which has not been defined before.
- It is harmful to define a variable twice.
- Variable names undefined by the
#undef
directive have nothing to do with local variables or parameters, even if they have the same name!