purpose of the preprocessor directive #error?
per c preprocessor - What is the use of the #error directive in C? - Stack Overflow
It’s a preprocessor directive that is used (for example) when you expect one of several possible -D symbols to be defined, but none is.
if defined(BUILD_TYPE_NORMAL)
define DEBUG(x) do {;} while (0) /* paranoid-style null code */
#elif defined(BUILD_TYPE_DEBUG)
define DEBUG(x) _debug_trace x /* e.g. DEBUG((_debug_trace args)) */
#else
error “Please specify build type in the Makefile”
#endif
When the preprocessor hits the error directive, it will report the string as an error message and halt compilation; what exactly the error message looks like depends on the compiler.
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Havent any solution of your problem.