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I'm writing a library that needs to have some code if a particular library is included. Since this code is scattered all around the project, it would be nice if users didn't have to comment/uncomment everything themselves. In C, this would be easy enough with a #define in a header, and then code blocks surrounded with #ifdefs . Of course, Java doesn't have the C preprocessor... To clarify - several external libraries will be distributed with mine. I do not want to have to include them all to minimize my executable size. If a developer does include a library, I need to be able to use it, and if not, then it can just be ignored. What is the best way to do this in Java?
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