What compiler directives exists?

Just a small question, about what the different compiler directives/conditional compile options exists.

I know the following:
?Win32
?MacOS
?Linux
?Debug (<- a really nice one)

Are there more? Like ?IDE/?Executable or others?
And is it possible to add your own? Like ?DemoVersion/?FullVersion

Great question. Something I'd like to know. Good thing I searched before posting a topic :) I was gonna post this example:

Global Debug=0

?Mac
Print "On mac"
?

?win32
Print "On"
Print "Windows"
?

?linux
Print "On linux"
?

?debug
Print "In debug mode"
Global Debug=1
?

If Debug=0 Then Print "In release mode"

I've sortof made my own Release mode handler above, I'd like to know what the "?" thing for it is though. Since, Release is also a keyword so you cant use it. This stuff really should be documented

Browsing thru module sources, I have also witnessed the following:
?PPC
?x86
?BigEndian
?LittleEndian

This might be asking a bit much, but howbout in modules if it comes across "?strict" (or ?notstrict if its not declared strict) it will only compile the code if the program using it is in strict mode, or "?harsh" and "?notharsh".

Of course, ?Release would be great to have.

I would really love to know if there is something like this:-

"And is it possible to add your own? Like ?DemoVersion/?FullVersion"

I want to only incbin certain files on a condition such as whether im building a demo or a full game version, rather than duplicating the source and making changes.

Also this would be good for building versions for different languages...

I want to incbin different graphics for different language versions but I dont think this is possible? :(

You could modify the BMK according to your wishes ie extend it with the needed preprocessor capabilities