Proposal: Different #define handling in ofMain.h

What I'm proposing here is having certain defines to see if some functionality is included or not, which can be based on platform as it is now, but can be used independent of platform too.
#undef is very useful here because we can make the exceptions independent of the previously set #defines.

I mean previously set because we can make this defines in the project itself using GCC preprocessor (tested here and working)
and it can be easily set per project.

Ideas? suggestions?

#define OF_LIB_USE_THREAD
#define OF_LIB_USE_CAIRO
#define OF_LIB_USE_SERIAL
#define OF_LIB_USE_SOUND

#ifdef TARGET_NO_SOUND
	#undef OF_LIB_USE_SOUND
#endif

#if defined(TARGET_EMSCRIPTEN)
	#undef OF_LIB_USE_THREAD
#endif 

#if defined( TARGET_OF_IOS ) | defined(TARGET_ANDROID) | defined(TARGET_EMSCRIPTEN)
	#undef OF_LIB_USE_SERIAL
	#undef OF_LIB_USE_CAIRO
#endif

Start by reviewing the existing platform-dependent defines in ofMain.h and compare them with the proposed OF_LIB_USE_* and TARGET_* conditions. Determine the intended independent configuration and platform exceptions before making changes; done requires an agreed behavior for enabling or excluding each listed functionality across the mentioned platforms.