Depending on your particular environment, you may want to control the expansion of C/C++ macros in

advisor-annotate.h

at the inclusion site.

Defining

ANNOTATE_EXPAND_NULL

before you include

advisor-annotate.h

causes the annotation macros to have a null expansion, which will remove the actions from your code. If you have a project where some configurations, or some users, want to have annotations, while others should not have them present, this control may be helpful.

You can also do this by defining the value as part of your compilation command using the

/D

option. For example: