Disable Code based on OS at Compile Time

[KeenanJohnson]

Hello. I am trying to create an application that can be compiled for the big three OS': Windows, Mac, Linux. I have some code that I wish to run on the Windows version that references DLL's. On Linux and Mac I don't care about these sections so I used a conditional disable structure that switches based on target type to switch between the windows code and the no-op for Linux and Mac. 

This works fine in source, however, when I compile the application, the build will fail on Mac or Linux because the sub-vis that exist within the Windows case of that structure are not executable, even though they will never be run. 

Is there a good work around or solution for this? Thanks.

[MarcoMauri]

Hi!

Have you tried using "OS" instead of "TARGET_TYPE"?

Disabled code should not be considered while building the application.

Regards,

Marco