Mitchell Hashimoto • 9/12/2024

Conditionally Disabling Code with Comptime in Zig

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This technical article by Mitchell Hashimoto details a specific use case for Zig's comptime feature: conditionally disabling code at compile time. It compares this approach to traditional methods in C-based languages, highlighting comptime's advantages for handling platform-specific code, debugging logic, and build configurations without a separate preprocessor.

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