What is the platform define macro for Linux?

[Agent_007]

As the title asks, “What is the platform macro for Linux?”

Unity - Manual: Conditional compilation that page doesn’t say anything about the Linux, but it would be reasonable assumption that the macro would be UNITY_STANDALONE_LIN since UNITY_STANDALONE_WIN is for Windows and UNITY_STANDALONE_OSX is for Mac OS X.

Unfortunately UNITY_STANDALONE_LIN doesn’t return any Google hits (well it will after this post, but anyways), and some hits (binrand dot com) are returned if search term is UNITY_STANDALONE_LINUX.

[Landern]

@Agent_007

As the title asks, “What is the platform macro for Linux?”

http://docs.unity3d.com/Documentation/Manual/PlatformDependentCompilation.html that page doesn’t say anything about the Linux, but it would be reasonable assumption that the macro would be UNITY_STANDALONE_LIN since UNITY_STANDALONE_WIN is for Windows and UNITY_STANDALONE_OSX is for Mac OS X.

Unfortunately UNITY_STANDALONE_LIN doesn’t return any Google hits (well it will after this post, but anyways), and some hits (binrand dot com) are returned if search term is UNITY_STANDALONE_LINUX.

It does, last in the first list, just under UNITY_FLASH.

UNITY_LINUX

[Agent_007]

Yeah, someone did ninjaupdate.