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| AGL |
Posted - Mar 01 2006 : 12:57:48 AM
Hi
I'm using VAX 1440 under VS6
There are still stable error in VAX, it can't correctly parse macroses with declarations of variables.
Check following example:
#define DR int ii; double dd;
void main(){
DR;
ii=0; dd=0.0;
}
VAX can't tell where was "ii" and "dd" defined. |
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Posted - Mar 01 2006 : 7:55:58 PM
VA X is behaving this way by design. Your example is a bit unusual. More likely, you'd have:
#define BIGINT int
BIGINT foo;
When you click foo, you want to see BIGINT as the definition of foo, not int. (Remember, VA X is trying to help while editing; it's not compiling.)
Macros #defined using ()'s do get resolved one level when used in definitions. This is done for several reasons, and one applies to your example. If you want VA X to resolve a macro used in a definition, include parens with it.
#define BIGINT() int
BIGINT() foo;
Click on foo and you see int.
The resolving of macros one level during edit is done by default and in most cases, causes VA X to understand variable definitions to the extent you want.
In your case, try:
#define DR() int ii; double dd;
DR();
ii=0;
VA X will know what ii is.
If you have a more complex example, post it and we might suggest a better workaround. (Some hacks are done via our stdafx.h.) |
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