Is there a way to generate a compiler error?

Question

I want to determine the type of Nibble.

I want that if the user sets a value higher than 0xfthat, he should generate a compiler error.

Is it possible?

Answer 1

No, this is not possible with the C # compiler.

It does not have a preprocessor for testing constant values, such as a C / C ++ preprocessor.

Best of all, you can throw an exception at runtime.

Edit: you can always try running C # code (with some minor changes) through the C / C ++ preprocessor and emit a directive #error.

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Answer 2

USER DEVELOPER, :

#if YOUT_VALUE == 0xf
    #error YOUR_ERROR_MESSAGE
#endif

comparsion #if, defied/undefined.

Answer 3

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[Flags]
enum Nibble
{
_0,
_1,
// ...
_A,
_F,
};

byte b = Nibble._1|Nibble._A;

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Answer 4

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Another opportunity is the Fortress. In Fortress, various types of integer fixed widths are not actually built into the language; they are user-defined. Thus, there is no reason why you cannot create your own custom integer type of fixed width.