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Message: [QUOTE="heyjude, post: 4182382, member: 71572"] [b]check out the wwyt conditional compilation pre-processor[/b] There is an external tool called wwyt which does just that. It's a Windows command line tool, it pre-process your Java source files, which are embedded with conditional compile directives (like #if, #else, ...). You then let compiler compile these converted files and get the .class files you want. After compilation, you should run wwyt tool again so that the converted files are restored back to their original status. URL is this: adarian dot com slash wwyt Hope this helps. [/QUOTE]