semantic-c-add-preprocessor-symbol #error

Hi,

I do not use EDE mode at work for a few reasons. Instead, I have hooks in my
.emacs that deal with files in a certain directory. Anyway, we have multiple
versions of software so there is code that is preprocessed out depending on
the version.

By default I elect to work in a certain version because that is generally
the version we work on.

So, in my emacs file:

(semantic-c-add-preprocessor-symbol "SW_VERSION" "22")

Here, I want semantic to know about code that is version 22. eg:

#if ( SW_VERSION >= 22 )
void some22Function( void )
{
  // ...
}
#endif /* ( SW_VERSION >= 22 ) */

And this works fine. However, if I move the cursor to some empty location in
the source file then the following error emerges in the minibar:

Macro: SW_VERSION #error in summary fcn

I am unsure what this means or that it even affects anything.

Btw, I do also have another semantic-c-add-preprocessor-symbol which never
complains but this time it does not have a value associated with it:

(semantic-c-add-preprocessor-symbol "UNIT_TESTS" "")

Here I want to include any code within the preprocessor UNIT_TEST. This
never seems to complain and seems to work.

Cheers


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