bug in define

[Ronan Collobert]

hello,

i just noticed that a single line like the following:

define SOME_VARIABLE 0xFF

is properly parsed, but:

define SOME_VARIABLE (0xFF)

fails with:
lcpp ERR [0000] already defined: SOME_VARIABLE

any clue about it before i try to debug it?

cheers,
ronan

[Michael Schmoock]

Yes your right, that's a bug.
I will fix it soon or if you like you can also have a look.
I think it tries to parse the define as a functional macro which fails,
because there is no macro body after the "parameter list := 0xFF)

regards,
Michael

On Wed, July 3, 2013 9:48 pm, Ronan Collobert wrote:

hello,

i just noticed that a single line like the following: #define
SOME_VARIABLE 0xFF
is properly parsed, but: #define SOME_VARIABLE (0xFF)
fails with: lcpp ERR [0000] already defined: SOME_VARIABLE

any clue about it before i try to debug it?

cheers, ronan

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[Michael Schmoock]

there was some development...

this input:
#define SOME_VARIABLE (0xFF)
SOME_VARIABLE

gives now:
$> file=bla.h make file
lua -e 'lcpp = require("lcpp"); local out = lcpp.compileFile("bla.h"); print(out);'
(255)

I think this is correct now, is it?

regards
Michael