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     Compiler warning (level 1) C4004
 
     incorrect construction after 'defined'
 
     The defined operator was incorrectly terminated, causing a
     warning or error to appear when the remainder of the line
     following defined was compiled.
 
     The following example generates this warning and a fatal error:
 
          #if defined( ID1 ) || ( ID2 )
 
     The compiler assumed that the identifier ID1 was the only operand
     for the defined operator. The rest of the line could not be
     parsed.
 
     The following avoids this problem:
 
          #if defined( ID1 ) || defined( ID2 )
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